If its a small amount, putting ego/morals aside, it might be cheaper to pay him IF he places a lien.

You should consider the morality of what you are doing.

The groups' purpose is to provide structure, suggestions, and moral support to each member to further her success in business.

Ultimately, the moral of the story is; Know your market AND, know your product.

Moral- I have "failed" hundreds of times, but I have tried thousands.

Moral of the story, spend a thousand bucks upfront for an attorney to set you up with a comprehensive operating agreement and then you can easily/cheaply manage going forward.

Requirements:- Loophole savant - someone who understands the lay of the land so well that they can prescribe legal loopholes when available to improve a deal- Fair & Just - has morals and does the right thing- Executes like lightning - has the team/resources to move quickly to get things done RIGHTIf you have a person who can be a fit please send along their info.

Moral of the story: bidding on HUD houses is like playing the computer in chess: right or wrong, the computer often wins something.  

Confirmation bias, emotional decision making, fear of being priced out of the market, moral hazard...Honestly, as you'll hear from experienced investors, the best deals in this environment are off market.

Hey @Robert Morales!