They want to be rich but dont want to go through the pain, near Bankruptcy, sleepless nights, financial struggles and let downs etc.. etc...

Usually the payoff from lender will provide an itemization of HOA (if applicable), PITI, Attorney Fees, and all other fees that will drive up that debt.Is the title still in seller's name, if not, it will have to be reinstated in seller's name.This is but a fraction of what you will have to deal with when dealing with preforclosures.On the surface, it sounds promising, but there has to be more time, so the clock will have to be stopped by a TRO or Bankruptcy or even a possible contract from buyer.Could you pay what is in arrears and try and modify the loan?

If they had medical bankruptcy or lost their job for a while,  and they can prove current income,  they are in.  

And services have been cut to the bone.At some point we likely see bankruptcy (as predicted by the bonds), but even if we dont, its fair to say Illinois is not a growth state, and that costs for fees, and property taxes are likely headed up.So declining population, radical tenant friendly laws and high government costs all point to me as a place I would not want to invest.

I have a prospect wanting to know if I can sell his home even though he has filled a Chapter 13 bankruptcies?

The way i understand it, a short sale would benefit him if he was preforeclosure or considering filing for bankruptcy BUT he is already in both.

I am currently looking to obtain a list of recently filled divorces, bankruptcy, and evictions.

I want to ask you all, how do I find probate; bankruptcy, divorce, and tax delinquent lists.

Bertran then filed Bankruptcy in Alaska in an attempt to secure Alaska as a jurisdiction and to stop the Montana sheriff from seizing property held by the trust in Montana.The transfer was a pretty clear case of fraudulent transfer and the BK court found exactly that.

Rent is due on the 1st, late on the 2nd and the legal process begins.In most businesses, and especially land lording, nice guys will always finish last and usually with a eviction and often bankruptcy.