Lets say Investor 1 puts in 40% of the loan, Investor 2 puts in 60%; if you default, investor 1 will get 40% of the default judgement amount or proceeds from foreclosure sale, and investor 2 will get 60%. 

Why worry about money because when it rains....it pours.

If you've purchased a property from a Sheriff's sale, did you do a basic judgement and lien search before bidding on the property?

If buying real estate in general doesn't meet your goals, buy something else.No judgements here...investing is a personal thing, and assuming you're setting and following your goals, there's no wrong answer...

Looking at a foreclosure auction today in FLORIDA in which the judgment was 30k, same as plaintiff max bid, and it went to a third party bidder for 85k. There were no subordinate liens and no one will probably come fi...

Judgement in my favor $1800.    

Do Marshalls collect judgements in NY?

That is, a judgement isn't worth anything if the person doesn't have the money to pay it.

He said (and it may be state specific) that if the flood was a plumbing issue (not a rain-water/flood-plain issue) and if the issue was completely repaired (house returned to it's pre-flooding state) and as long as the house was pulled from the MLS while the repairs were being made, that there was no obligation for disclosure in the new listing.

In January 2014, I turned the keys over to the new homeowners of a ground-up custom built 4500 sq ft home in record time, considering the incredible amount of rain we have had.