You contract to buy with a down payment then pay an annuity to the seller for the sellers life, the seller stay in the property like a life estate. when the seller dies ,the property is then yours, Your gambling on the life of the seller.

If you do something that is in poor practice, hiding faults, that can be seen as fraudulent acts and the issue of a contractor being liable for one year on work goes out the window, fraud may begin when it's discovered, so you need to stick to common practice.I agree with Ben, a thick coat or paint would probably do it and I don't care for painted brick either.

All information including court documents, images, textmessages, emails are either public information, was in the public domain, I hador have authority over, or personally belongs to me.You can view the fraudulent complaint he filed to try having the site takendown.

sounds dumb but if they truly only owe low 90s offer them 145,000 let title ferret out any other issues otherwise I would pursue this as fast as you can provided your intel is good,  otherwise very little cost to you and you would have control over property, or if you want to really gamble buy the note from bank foreclose the current bower flush all debt. except taxes and some municipal liens and enjoy

The numbers in many unrealistic pro formas (those that aren't bordering on fraudulent) are technically accurate at the time of the listing;  however, since vacancies will occur at every property and maintenance will be needed for every property the pro forma numbers may not be accurate for very long. 

That is how many get into areas of bank fraud or fraudulent dealings, so it needs to be correct.

It is a lot of money and time to spend to be somewhere you do not want to be.Are you so passionate about the Investment world, that you are willing to gamble the security a degree may provide?  

you are not part of the case....you could possibly file motion to intervene, have a judge listen to you and allow you to move along with your plan... to me there are a lot of unknown...dont have that much gamble in me ...

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