Maybe 60 if they really drag it out unless they file bankruptcy or something else extreme.  

You need to learn how to use Zillow listings and Google Map and go look at the 992 Foreclosures and Bankruptcies offered on the HUD.com listings.

Then the fallout will begin.To add to the businesses declaring bankruptcy you still have massive companies doing layoffs.

Sponsors that meet this requirement are subjected to an objective review process and are classified into one of three categories based on experience.Crowdstreet does the following background checks as well: (and some of those include below)Bankruptcy and Lien SearchCriminal and Lawsuit Records SearchUCC Filings SearchUnfortunately, many syndicators I see today don't have enough experience and they have not gone through the Great Recession and survived it.

Big concerns are bankruptcies/repossessions/evictions and crimes against people/property.

Perhaps filling for bankruptcy is a better way?

The full credit report, criminal/sex offender search, eviction search and bankruptcy search all come directly from the credit bureau. 

Bankruptcy?

Don't put payments on the credit cards unless you are getting ready to drop he double bomb and file for bankruptcy.  

From probate to divorce and bankruptcies they are out there.