The "free" option but the one that will take the most time is by accessing the public records either at the court house or online through their database portal.Another option is to pay around a $100 for a title search.

It sounds like you will likely have to go to a court to get a judgement on him prior to being able to send it to a collection agency.

But for how big this operation appears (from their national level ESPremier product) you would think they would have a "Deals Funded" page itemizing their $50M in deals.

Just keep in mind my opinion doesn't count for much in a court of law :)

Yeah taking them to court and all of that really is not realistic.

Bottom of page 3, top of 4... the trial court concluded that the Plaintiff can not seise and sell the membership interest in ths LLCs, but rather the Plaintiff's "only remedy is to have those interests charged with payment of the judgment".

Usually about 7 days or so is given to file a response with the court and then a hearing date is set.

The site is:www.therealalliance.comThey appear to have everything you need to get started readily available for you to utilize and maximize your deals including virtual assistants and software to keep your team informed and on the same page.Any and all feedback is welcomed.

Obviously you will have to use smaller furniture to make it appear that the bedroom sizes aren't as small as they actually are but the staging company should know how to do that for you.If I'm wrong and the bedroom sizes are spacious I would still advise to stage it but it's not as necessary as the first example.

If you know what percentage a line item should be and it appears out of whack there is a reason for it.The seller has been cutting corners somewhere to make THEIR actual numbers appear better than micro market averages for the area.Also and this applies to other asset classes specifically you will see in retail centers for example the actual numbers average to 14 sq ft but are vintage leases.