no reply.I used truthfinder website to track down his phone number.So....trying to strategize.  1. how hard to stop sheriff's sale?

Again, my target was extremely specific and I stuck to mailing 100 pieces a week pretty strategically.

Sounds like you've grown quickly but strategically.

Additionally, I don't know the slightest thing about the TX market so perhaps your timing was strategic.

And you can learn more about that specific trade and the re-opening of the fund here:https://pprnoteco.com/webinarAside from the 5 or so investors who chimed in on this thread, and the various investors of ours who have talked about us positively on other forum posts, you can also connect with a number of our investors at either our upcoming MidAtlantic Summit or at one of our Strategic Investor Alliance (SIA) events.

In the beginning, my wife and I had a strategic business plan that required full-time involvement by each of us with specific goals we were trying to reach.

@Jonathan Twombly  Remember the 60 minutes piece on the strategic foreclosure.YOUR POINT exactly... those folks still had jobs.. still had income.. but when they see their neighbors home in Scottsdale selling for 400k and they owe 650k against the same home .. they just stopped paying.. they decided what's my fico worth and its not worth negative 250k so I am walking.. and this was in non recourse states.. out our way purchase money mortgages have no deficiency IE banks cant sue you for the loss.. it became so bad though that govmit stepped in and would not let any bank sue a home owner for a deficiency and they made the IRS stop enforcing 1099c. 

Maybe we can meet up for coffee to strategize. 

In my own personal real estate investing philosophy, I prefer to only sell a property if it's a really strategic move.

First I want to ask you if you are registered with Axiom.Reason is that I am a Managing Strategic Partner with Axiom and Icould most surely answer all your questions in a most logical andhonest manner.Gerri Peek