This gives you the power to take the property if you are not paid. 

My only concern is a power outage during a rain event - in which case the sump pump in the basement would overflow and flood the basement. 

We got an AMAZING deal on a house, had like 5" of standing water in the crawl space, all because the power was off, so the subpump wasn't working.. once we turned it on, majority of the water cleared out!   

It's almost impossible to explain the magic and the power behind this program, it's like nothing I've ever experienced in my life, and it's very near and dear to my heart. :)

Willing to mastermind options thoPartnerships I heard are powerful!

Based on your buying power, dti's and investment strategy these things need to be taken into consideration.

It looks like only 1/3 of Sacramento county's residents live within the city limits and Yolo, Placer, and El Dorado are all part of the broader set of options for living and investing in the area.I'd like to think it doesn't have much chance of success - some of the groups getting together to oppose it are quite powerful.

Very powerful method if you do your homework and due diligence on the repairs.

I agree, In my case I won't offer if I see there is a serious foundation problem, under or near high tension power lines, too near a cliff, flooded, burned, drug house, war zone, more than 3,000 sq ft, under 1,000 sq ft, clouded title.

You might want to look into the power of attorney option they have listed there.