First time I have ever heard of a buyer being substituted typically the banks won't do that.

the substitute trustee has been assigned to the law firm of xxxx and has been given a CP (civil proceedings #).

Why is it that I could more or less substitute the name of many companies in your discussion with GoHoming, Joe Payton?

I need to do that on my next flip.Do you guys think a large breakfast bar is a good substitute for a dining room?

Either get your license, work for a licensed agent (in areas where this will get you access) or add a great agent to your team who has access.There really is no substitute...

(Substitute your own numbers in there) But it's not just cashflow, rentals give you appreciation (well...not in the current market, but usually), and also give you tax advantages.

There is a concept called "substitution of collateral".

The rule is a test to see if a property might work, it is not a substitute for doing your homework. 8)

This starts with your original lease...where you specifically address "substitutions".

Now, I've gotten basically two answers from people on this:1 - He can't do that, because we both agreed to break the lease, and there's tons of proof.2 - He CAN do that, because the new building can be considered "substitute housing" under the two-year lease.I have read and re-read Wisconsin state laws and have yet to see anything about "substitute housing" in them.