Cheri Hill, with characteristic wit and candor bridges the gap between the legal and tax people and the rest of us.

Not to mention you could face some SERIOUS penalties if it was your fault as an interested party that the sale went through because you did not utilize proper due diligence.Based on these concerns that I have witnessed first hand happen as a Debt Collection/Bankruptcy attorney, I recommend you consult with no one other than a local, licensed attorney who is also licensed to practice before your Federal Bankruptcy courts for a thorough analysis of your risks and liabilities.

Look up the author, Griswold, and you will see he is legit in terms of experience, owning a management company, degrees, expert witness, etc...

Welcome to BP community @Tyler W. It

The neighbor made a great witness so I reported it to the sheriff.

I've witnessed a very supportive community hear and amazing information.Best of luck to you and your endeavors.

I have personally witness lenders give very good deals on short sales and I have seen lenders play hard ball on short sales when they should be giving the property away.Just my two cents.

Once the notary witnesses the seller signing everything, they give the seller the cashier's check and send the signed docs back to you and then you send the deed in to the county for recording.

You will be able to witness a lot of deal making, business structures, deal analyze, and beyond that no text book can teach you. 

I've witnessed several amazing partnerships form right here on BP, and some crash and burn.