I'll get on that ASAP.As far as GC flaking and construction not going according to plan, how do you combat or deal with these situations usually? 

While there is no one directly pointing a finger at you or shining a spotlight at you when you purchase these homes, if someone complains that you are fraudulent, took advantage of them, and lets the state know of what you are doing then you will be found out and given a cease-and-desist letter and potentially fined or more. 

People in the 80's had to deal with massive interest rate increases because the Fed was trying to combat inflation.

His lawyer drew up a fraudulent document??????????????????????????????????????

Over the last few years you've had industry pros like myself @Jay Hinrichs & @John Thedford who are licensed & have transacted millions giving out the correct info to combat all of the raw raw pro wholesaling junk from a bunch of other folks who're doing real estate as a hobby at best & not really practicing at all at worst.

Your scenario is what is known as a fraudulent transfer.

Here's how it works...Once you realize you've lost thousands on empty promises and fraudulent practices you contact the company and ask for your money back.

hope you guys can help-i signed a deal in dallas tx for a rehab-- i received a deed of trust, contract for RESALE, and appraisal for rehabbed value, as well as deed of ownership showing rehabber as owner(i am NOT on the deed) --property was supposed to be done and closed in september--i am finding out that contract and appraisal are fraudulent!

I think the main issue is that somebody can tell their bank it was a fraudulent charge and the bank will pull the money back from GW.  

Wouldn't you then be foreclosing on a satisfied note, perhaps fraudulently?