Hello fellow investors,I'm in a predicament.

She has to take them all down and she does not have the money to do that.The moral of the story: watch for trees when you buy an investment property.

I might have much advice or knowledge to offer, other than some moral support.   

It's not worth 15k to pay it and it's completely absurd to begin with so I'm working to get it dismissed or reduced.I'll post an update with the end result, this would be good info for anyone else who might be caught in this same predicament. 

There are plenty of wholesalers that do things morally and ethically correct.

But from a moral or ethical standpoint, I see no issue.

Dear BP friends,I knew an RE agent at a starbuck and asked her for finding a RE investment property for me. She has been showing me 2 houses.Today we looked at an house which wasn't sold recently for some reason. She ...

most often with subject-to, the right, moral, logical thing to do is offer them some moving money. a few grand should work. unless they have a lot of equity, they may expect you to pay them for their equity, and then they may let you take over the remaining mortgage.no down payment?

I'm not going to talk about what is moral, right, or anything like that, but I'll let you know how to make your place legal.

@Josh Morales You're local.