But in the defense of the 5k and 10k bidders, as a firm with pricing in that range I had to come to our own defense!

Again I am sorry of being on the defense with response towards your postings but I only misread your intentions.

Some of the citizens of North Carolina apparently aren't allowed to defend themselves if it snows.

Here's the story:

http://www.wxii12.com/news/22487153/detail.html

.- absolutely agree- because we are owned by an attorney everything we do is in anticipation of litigation- we will never do anything wrong purposely- never worth risking our reputation and license- but I find that the brokers bringing us deals often lie to the borrower and we have no knowledge of the representations made by them, but can be used as a defense against us in a FC action- hence, my forms will mitigate that.

And since each land trust has a different name, even if they have the same trustee, it makes it nearly impossible to link multiple properties to other land trusts.This anonymity is a massive line of defense.

This way you have better defense against deduction of work done to the property.

Her only defense was a text message stating "I'll pay you next week".

To his defense, I called him to ask about what was going on and he told me that he had been trying to contact the seller's agent.

I don't know about the left coast, and other areas, but the lost note defense seemed to have legs here for about 10 minutes, and only in the minds of some foreclosure defense attorneys.

Also how did you present yourself and the reason you were there without the owners getting really mad or defensive about there position.