I wasn't trying to be rude by asking for an update, I was genuinely curious.

@John GillickHi John,I do something quite similar with what you do.One exception is that I form partnerships with other Investors and seek out one of those Partners that is willing to live in the new building for at least 2 years when we buy a new Property.By having an owner live at the building for a short while, it helps us work out the problems that occur with a new Investment which is generally an older building built 50 to 100 years ago as most buildings in the area where we buy are around that age.We generally don't trust prior owners to have taken care of the building so that we don't have problems and know that the 1st two years is when we wind up encountering them (such as water leaks, bad plumbing, heating issues, etc).Our tenants genuinely appreciate the quick service we give them and it helps us because small problems don't get bigger and costlier.

I am a property manager, so that is a genuine question.

Because of my connections to the politics and policy of this area(My network hub in the area is an editor for a paper that prints every policy decision effecting Grand Lake), I realize now is the time to act.I have found a woman who has offered to answer any questions, and guided me to the method I plan on using, wholesaling and assigning, and has offered not only support, but genuine guidance.

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Hey guys,First ....If no one has said it yet, I just want to give a massive and genuine thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the advice and information the experts are offering here.

If there was any genuine fraud, the borrower should have definitive proof of this and can find remedy through the legal system, if there was any.The other thing your neighbor could do is to request a loan modification, if that would change his mind regarding letting the property go.

You then can narrow in on the topics of interest which resonate with your audience and focus in these areas for your next 20 videos. 

I am humble enough to leverage  sweat equity for opportunities to learn and build genuine relationships through real estate.