@David MessinaUpset sale in PA does not wipe inferior liens, so I am pretty sure you owe them what is owed.We have a mortgage we own on a property that someone bought at upset sale.

You will regret it.it is just a stupid inferior system that simply does NOT work to reliably continuously get you leads.2) NEVER use the word "investor".

It is a seriously inferior marketing system and I know it is hard to believe because EVERYONE is doing it and tells you to do it.Now you need to ask yourself, how many people that do DMM are actually succesful?

That's good not bad.Anyone who tells you to intentionally acquire inferior properties that lose money just so you can save a few cents on the dollar in taxes on that money lost is an utter dolt. 

@Reece Teramoto One more thing - just remember that when the time eventually comes to sell, you'll have an (inferior) insurable title, not a (superior) marketable title.  

So if the sponsor is sophisticated enough to understand the mechanics of these recaps they’ll know that there’s no incentive to deliver inferior economics to their original investors.Investors should understand where the new money is coming from so they can understand what is incentivizing the sponsor and whether that incentive aligns, or misaligns, the sponsor with the original investors. 

Cheap and inferior materials were very common. 

Otherwise, when using contractors I always pay double to triple to get a job done and the work is always inferior to what I do.

Do what you need to do with what ever inferior system you are using.

However, it's absolutely incorrect to suggest that the fideicomiso is an inferior mode of property detention and that the bank, who's holding the title in their name, is pulling the strings when they have absolutely nothing to do with the property aside from lending their name.