From that point he has 2 years to redeem the property.Some things we learn in life and one is that rescuing people from themselves never works out.

As soon as the contract ends, I rescue the disappointed and disillusioned sellers by providing REAL service.

I lived across the street from our municpal judge and asked him about it, he said sometimes you have to get things done on your own toughness.I let it be known at work and some pilots agreed to look for him as a training mission, flying search and rescue patterns, tha is a valid training mission.

If it's yours, sure, you have to and would want to take action.I am sending you a PM, too.Regarding the other two properties: You are creating quite a spectrum there, from "just rescued from the wrecking ball" to "didn't quite make it into Washington Highlands".

What's likely to happen is the store will close, be re-branded to another dollar store name, or go dark and the lender will sell it cheap to a local investor who releases It out to another business.Nobody is going to come in an rescue that property for sentimental value unless they are local to your town etc. 

Hi,I am working on a deal with a to rescue a homeowner from foreclosure.

I now suspect I'll receive a bill from Search and Rescue for shoring up the building.  

I also hope to acquire enough wealth to build a church and an animal rescue center for my wife at some point in my lifetime....wish me luck.Any investors in the East Valley who are looking to pass on a legacy to one of the hardest working and most dedicated people you will ever meet please contact me.

Thank god everybody is ok...When's the last time you did something to help somebody?  Or volunteered to help the community?https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=6067895994086...

Appreciation is not guaranteed and should not be relied upon to rescue a thin deal.