You can still see where the old coal chute was before it was converted over to gas.

I found someone that had a BK discharge 2 years ago and abandoned the property.

I spent 8 years in the Army (Infantry) where I deployed 3 times to Afghanistan and finally was Honorably discharge as a Staff Sergeant.

If he doesn't declare bankruptcy to discharge the debt I'll sit on the judgement and try again to collect every now and then.

A discharged Ch. 7 BK in this situation could be helpfulThe one-off note purchase from an institutional lender is a long shot.

I've sold Cirrus's to guys that could care less and even prefer not to have the chute but the wife loves it and happy wife happy life.Depreciation is extra stiff on the Cirri's because Cirrus are constantly innovating!

My tenants are recently discharged bankrupts who with some family help have put together money as a down payment on a property.

About me: Father of four, Honorably discharged Marine, former city bus driver and have spent the last 15 years in many facets of construction and maintenance.

(Make sure you discharge the memorandum if you do not complete the deal or you may find yourself with legal difficulties.)

Particularly Green Bay to Oshkosh so Appleton, Neenah, De Pere, Menasha, Kaukauna, Little Chute, Kimberly (trying to make sure I get hit on people keywords) are all towns I am interested in.I am currently investing in Iron Mountain and have 20 units between two buildings.