And further, given that such a small group of individuals could undertake such a fraud without detection, what other manipulations are going on that we aren’t yet aware of?

Yes, i'll pay for the attorney but i am done with these manipulating, un-grateful tenants.My insurance deductible is $2500 and the damage is not that great to warrant filing a claim...and tenant insurance doesn't pay for structural damage (they don't even have insurance)...

Can you explain a little more in depth about the seller finance strategy, I've learned a little about it but I much rather hear it from someone's experience.

I have not had an in depth conversation to learn if anyone is interested in resigning.  

Definitely sounds like he may have gotten into a deal that is out of his depth, if he got a no money down deal and didn't have the financial backing to payback 10k in taxes and repairs.

From reading many other threads, I understand the Do Not Call list does not apply as I am trying to buy something from them, and  that topic has been covered in some depth in other threads.

It really depends on the integrity and depth of the friendship. 

Without an in-depth knowledge of how real estate financing works, it’s best to consult with another experienced colleague in real estate regarding various alternatives.

We are looking for contacts that do a really in depth inspection and provide great feedback on each property they look at.

My comments here are more in depth than my usual postings of get insurance and manage well.