@Cameron NorfleetHi Cameron,I am not following your response.

Our company has been investigated 2 times (and passed with flying colors) just within the last 8 months for alleged unlicensed activity.The issue that continually comes up is advertising a property for sale that you or your company does not own.

Hey @Cameron Ellis I've been asking these same questions as well.

Originally posted by @Cameron Benz: As was pointed out above, I think you pretty much have to close on the property before you can wholesale it.

welcome @Cameron Benz

Thanks everyone.To comment on Cameron above.

., Donahoo allegedly promised investors a 1-3% yield paid monthly from hard money bridge loans made to small businesses.

Some here suggest that a judge would require me to take back my roof, but I really don't see that because of my particular situation with it preexisting and both of us purchasing and not having an issue with it until this guy decides he wants help with his maintenance costs.Still, I would like something of substance such as an easement filed anyway...and something that says that my LLC is held harmless from any alleged damage to his roof.

He says they can't modify it and we filed a motion for relief due to the multiple bk's filed and alleged they are acting in bad faith, among other things. 

Originally posted by @Cameron Norfleet:I think you're being a little to aggressive on purchasing a home that you're willing to live in that's in need of some seriously extensive work.