You may be able to use licensing laws to force the wholesaler's hand, or the threat of suit to gain some recovery. 

I'm well versed with online platforms and computers in general since I work in the Cyber Security so I'm wondering if there is any value to that for anyone in REI. 

zit think you need to identify the threats and mitigate the risks of those threats to your satisfaction.Bank personnel are unlikely to be trying to pull any clever maneuvers however I used to frequently run into a guy at a local sushi bar.

I understand some cities will put you on auto-dialer and make fine threats, and that the police assist in removing signs, so Friday evening to Sunday evening still isn't safe. 

He lost it and made all these threats of legal action, which he has nothing to stand on.I'm now considering giving him cash for keys to clear out in the next week or so.  

Use a good local attorney so you don't exceed the limits of local laws.Don't give in to the seller's threats. 

I do underwriting for loans that help new owners start businesses (usually their first). whether it's worth building really depends on what you need it for. here are some things you might want to include:narrativesource of equity injectionprimary source of repaymentkey risks/mitigating factors subject business: background and overviewmanagement operation: background and experienceownership structureindustry/competitive analysisSWOT (strengths/weakness/opportunity/threat)financials & analysis business projectionsbusiness credit report financial evaluation of guarantorscollateral evaluationjust give you an idea of what to include.

“Insurance is not covering mold related litigation.If someone falls through your stairs and the court finds you are at fault because of the nature of the structure or maintenance, your insurance will likely not cover you at all (this is an internal “threat” to your rental and other assets).

The mobile home was paid off years ago, but at the time of the sale there was an old lien still on the title from a previous mortgage company that went out of business so part of the contract stated that there would be 120+ days allowed to provide a clear title to the buyer.Within weeks of closing the deal my parents started receiving complaints and threats of a lawsuit from this lady's daughter because she said the home was in worse shape than they thought.

Our crazy tenant must be housing  refugee kids running around while having nightly concerts in our condo.....Condo Assn, want's our asses speared.landlord downstairs wants us crucified.downstairs tenants are extremely unhappy.Now, we've already given the tenants the last 60 day NTV.....BUT we're getting WORSE noise complaints and pretty much death threats from all of the above....What's my options now??