Since then, I became an active member of the AIA (American Institute of Architects), being part of several committees: Design and Awards, Homes Tour, Exhibits, Honors and Awards, and Emerging Professionals.

Odds are that they would accept your offer and award you the contract to perform the work required. 

Since I don't support or encourage those practices as a contractor, I find that I sometimes, get the short end of the stick in NOT being awarded some home improvement jobs.

In true gift card churning style, you would then use that money to pay off the balance of your credit card that you just maxed out, thus reaping the benefit of getting the awards points, miles, etc. 

I requested the credit report, Mortgage statement, and his SS award letter. 

On top of that, your Errors & Omissions Insurance does not usually cover a broker/agent's personal transactions outside of their own home that they occupy, so if you are representing yourself and the other party or the other agent has a claim against you, you don't have coverage for the legal fees and any damages awarded or fines imposed.

Rishel Consulting Group has a number of clients doing exactly what you asked, including one that has done a spectacular turnaround in Austin - and won MHI's award for Community of the Year in 2015.From our experience as consultants and having inside knowledge of client finances, successes, roadblocks, I would share this:It is going to take more money than just the funds it takes to purchase the homes and the community - quite a lot of it if you are going to do it correctly and rapidly.It is going to take a very well thought out marketing plan with real money budgeted to accomplish what the strategy requires.It is going to take a strong sales operation that is geared to substantially profit from each sale and to sell at a rate that generated real enthusiasm.

The property was sold back in 2010 to a company and two other petitioners.Moreover, I found an appeal document dated Oct. 2021 in which the company (buyer) is trying to appeal from a decision that awarded prejudgement interest in favor of the intial owner.

Texas awards triple damages in some types of landlord deceit, probably security deposit but I don’t remember exactly.

If most of net worth is illiquid and or tied up into usually protected retirement type accounts then getting access to the money even with a judgment award will be difficult.