A $4k+ assignment fee isn't unheard of on tax properties that are low risk (dead, no heirs, poor, defunct LLCs, or incarcerated owners).

Wholesaling needs to be regulated and licensed in every state, Wholesalers who violate the law should face incarceration. 

Spouse is in the clink with name still on title and not sure if I can get an agreement (QCD) from the incarcerated to relinquish his ownership interest in the house (they aren't talking).

I currently have a section 8 tenant who's currently incarcerated for legal issues that I won't get into at this moment.

Potential tenant with felony prescription medication conviction, not violent, wasn't incarcerated, sounds like previous landlord said he pays on time.

wade Cook is incarcerated. 

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Unless the spouse is incarcerated.  

I normally sell my OREO with zero interest payments .. and back into them so the buyer owns it free and clear in 3 to 5 years I have never taken one of those back.. this is what leads me to believe this gentlemen either had some accident or is incarcerated.. my attorney thinks the later..

Here are the big six (6) reasons people leave behind a vacant property: 1) "Skipped" on bills or other people 2) Drugs and alcohol 3) Incarceration 4) Severe mental & emotional problems 5) Senility 6) Death By reverse engineering each vacant property opportunity, talking to neighbors and others in the immediate community, you ought to be able to get a lead on which of the above scenario is most likely.