Hello,I'm on buyer lists and have some other mechanisms to generate potential property leads.

Typically, our breakdown looks something like this -At contract execution - 5%At permit issuance - 35%At Footing inspection - 25%At mechanical rough inspection - 20%At installation of cabinetry and trim - 10%At certificate of occupancy/completion issuance - 5%Now, this is set around large jobs.

Everybody will have their defense mechanism up, although you could just work 250-300 leads and get the desperate one.  

It's like CH13 in that it is not a liquidation, however, the mechanics are different. 

The latter is really a better mechanism for the platform in the event there are suits, but I doubt many platforms are doing it that way.  

I am a auto mechanic by trade for 30 years.

The other problem with perform->pay is that (in Georgia, anyway), a mechanic lien on a house means next to nothing if there's a first place mortgage... and once we install something, we can't just go repossess it. 

I'm a (former) mechanical engineer, but real estate is my full time career now and I love it!

All units are connected back to the mechanical/electrical room (mostly with copper, but we used glass in our last building) where both our equipment and fibre endpoint from the ISP are located.  

Home was updated before foreclosure by previous owners...new mechanicals, new kitchen, new appliances with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths.