I just wrote an article about it on my blog.

After getitng all excited writing this "short" pice I thought I might make a blog of it.

Attorneys work for fees or on contingency, but for a dispute of this size is going to charge you for every call or letter he produces.We need more information on the circumstances, but depending on where the broker and the property were located will dictate the route you should take.I have written over and over, both here on BP and on my blog about checking out the reputation of the hard money person you are considering working with.

Check out Mark Ferguson's blog I googled the question since i was also curios to the specifics.Couple things can happen if you as an investor who plans on not occupying the property put in a bid as an owner occupant, they are kind of serious: All owner occupants sign an Owner Occupancy Certification - certifying that you will be living there - for at least a year.

Also check out the blog posts, podcasts and set up some keyword alerts for Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, etc.See you around BP!

I recently wrote a post on how to stand out as a wholesaler - hope it's helpful for you: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4430/blog_posts/32194-attention-wholesalers-2-ways-to-stand-out-from-your-competition

And I agree with you about Lisa's blog post, War Zones, very good stuff.

Be sure to check out the Beginner's Guide, Blog Posts, and Podcasts.

Podcasts, blogs etc.

Over the past few months i've spent a long amount of time pouring over blogs, forums and books related to real estate investing.