Offering "foreclosure help" or foreclosure rescue puts you under a microscope as offering counseling type services, and opens you up to fraud accusations.

So there could be some opportunity in "rescuing" and worried owner, but Some of the older townhome areas (especially the ones without HOA) are getting run down and low income is moving in.... owner are mostly young military singles who were convinced to buy instead of rent by first property management company (I was one), now no one wants to put any money into properties... ie paint, siding, etc.

But after working with many in rescue and adopting one myself, I've changed my mind.

The first mentioned Joe case was a guy who put your home in his trust as a foreclosure rescue scam.

The Evernote app comes to your rescue by providing you with a means of recording all things you want/have to get done by taking a quick photo, recording the task as a note, providing a reminder, audio recording, and SO much more.

To a very deep pocketed company that could pay a loan off or withstand multiple defaults that's one thing but for this to be a bp podcast and a strategy that newbie under capitalized investors are going to try out its a recipe for disaster in my mind I rescued one such company back in 04.

Dwolla.com to the rescue :)

Marie)Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equity_strippingEquity stripping, also known as equity skimming, is a type of foreclosure rescue scheme.

Unable to locate the bats inside the apartment...tenant went home for a few days and I finally rescued 3 bats stunned during the day and placed them into tree branches where they couldn't be harmed.

I am a new 501c Rescue group looking to for property.