That is the point that Jay was making.Some people always leave it to last minute, others need that wake-up call they are on the verge of losing their house before taking action, others have had other pressing issues to deals with in their personal life(divorce, death, etc) before dealing with their tax affairs, others simply don't have the money to pay for the tax liability (but there'd still be  the option of selling the house, if it is worth something)In my opinion, I am not convinced your proposition (at 10% of the house value) would be compelling enough for homeowners to hand you their keys.

I should have pressed my advisers more.

An individual Is hard pressed to sell a TK home for what they paid for them on the open market.. so the quote un quote equity that is in them is phantom at best...

The longer you stay in this business, the more you'll have situations like this, but keep pressing on!  

Pressed him a little more about the woman and he said he got a monica the night before...and she told him about it.  

From press releases, their (Quiznos) bankruptcy shouldn't affect the independents directly, but is a clear signal to be careful.

We chose them via a reseller because they offered custom sizes, painted or not, soft close, etc and it is solid wood-not pressed board.

When pressed, they'll admit that the deal is possible, but they practically wave their wrists at me, trying to get me to move along.

I think you will be hard pressed to find something in downtown Chicago that will yield positive cash flow.

Health Dept. press release from yesterday.