I am not trying to defend any TK when I say this but in my mind I am thinking the bigger, established TKs got to their size and have lasted this long (10+ years?) 

I suspect the answer will be a very firm NO.If you wholesale a property, how will you defend yourself against a charge of taking a net listing?

They target only a tiny portion of residences - the one's who's owners are the least capable of defending themselves against the oppressive arm of the government.

That disclosure may provide a position to defend a call of the note in the future.The risk is lower if the borrower is directly involved and higher if this is from the borrower to you and you to a new buyer.  

@Karen Y Cole, an ejectment order requires the defendant to remove themselves and their possessions. 

Stick that information in your tax records so that if you are ever audited (or asked) why you did what you did, you have information in your file to defend your numbers.

I'm definitely eager for the market to continue its descent as well :] It is clear you are coming from the side of the fence as the wholesaler and defending the position.

Write a bigger check to cover your loss from title claims against your property including defending your suit.It also helps convince your lender to fund the mortgage. :)

I don't want a seller to be defending the condition of their property with me, but rather sharing about how it is and what they hope to do next.How long have you owned it?

The real problem for me is that when I go to sue, I feel like I actually need his address when I put him down as the defendant, at the very least so that the sheriff could serve him.