Verbatim from Mortgage Agreement...The mortgagee may declare the full amount of the debt to be owed and payable immediately for any defaultthe following defaults are:-The agreement states that if mortgagor fails and defaults to make Payment required by Bond or Note or mortgage within 15 days of due dateFailure to keep Any of the promises and agreements (which their was non of the above, he doesn’t even answer our calls) within a reasonable time stated.So now, with this type of situation.

I have seen cars turned into BBQ grills, tables turned into desks, all kinds of things turned into light stands, and so forth.Just because a word or phrase is used for multiple things doesn't mean they are related in the sense that we are criminals because we take an old tire and turn it into a coffee table vs someone who breaks into the DMV and creates fake IDs. 

I'm tempted to ask for a 50/50 split after the 25k is reached with a promise of continuing to do business with him if it goes as well as expected.

I'm looking at a promising flip in Vermont, but I read that the state of VT charges a cap gains tax.

I now avoid the $20k+ remodel this house needs to get it ready for sale/rent.He pays rent the next day. then he pays the next months rent on the 1st, no problems. 3rd month comes along and he does not pay, gives excuse after excuse making promises he cant keep on when he is making payment.

Its just not practical and if someone is promising you more than that just make sure you are doing your homework and due diligence.

Be conservative - under promise and over deliver.

Yeah..it promised big $ but getting a deal done was not really happening.

I PROMISE I have learned my lesson on cosigning for anything!

Really found the article promising and valuable.