I learned most of what I do now from Ron LeGrand (referenced in my signature below) and Cameron Dunlap (no link, just Google him) and have completed numerous wholesale flips as well as a couple of other strategies.

He/his family will then figure out *their* problem (they will find the alleged receipt or get a refund of their money order and pay up, he'll borrow the money from someone, etc. or the m.o. might really turn up in the mail.

Has anyone closed a deal with Cameron Dunlap's program?

Originally posted by @Cameron Searle:I had a similar eviction once.

I would reach out to @Cameron Moore

Several investors out here have filed a lawsuit for similar tactics. http://www.housingwire.com/2010/07/12/reo-investors-sue-for-losses-in-alleged-scamRegarding the original post, I own multifamily property in Ogden, and I am not very happy with the returns.

Cameron,There is a chance you could do that if you can find an escrow/title company willing to use the end buyer's funds, and you let the end buyer know you are using their funds to close the first transaction.Joe Gore

Brandon Purdeu I am in the Cameron area as well and would love to pick your brain about a real estate investment business.

The income is very good and they allegedly have a great rental history.If the income and rental history check out, could this bankruptcy affect me in a negative way?

Best info on vacant - abandoned property sesarching is Cameron Dunlop's videos See http://www.youtube.com/watch?