That is also true even if some one had bankruptcy do to medical issues, BUT prior to that event, that they had great/good credit!.

This includes: · A large premium or discount · An obligation for the developer to sell our units before closing Note: This is not a buy and hold strategy · Clauses that can protect the purchaser from a downturn if the market was to experience a correction · Protective terms to withdraw the client’s capital if the project was to experience construction delays or declare bankruptcy The outcome of our model is to control the points of contact per our contracts and addendums with the developer mitigating our risk and shifting a large portion of the risk onto the developer’s shoulders.

I walked away with a lot of money and was sitting on over half a million dollars and figured, why not get rid of the debt that bankruptcy can never discharge.

Also, Dan B. mention to me about his bankruptcy first time we spoke on the phone.

Also try mailing to other types of lists (divorce,bankruptcy, inheritance, etc)

Of course I am just in the beginning stages of wholesaling so what do I know.I have however dealt with people that were facing foreclosures, possibly bankruptcy, civil actions, debt collection, etc.  

Notice of default (foreclosure).. constantly stay in their ear , from start to finish.6. discharged/dismissed bankruptcy cases (get from pacer)7.Tax lien sale- published in legal news papers when auctions come up8.

Because it's not a civil action it's a non-judicial issue through foreclosure unless the buyer takes the issue to court.However, those that did make it to court in my case were all issues arising out of bankruptcy, probably less than 20 as I recall.

It sounds like you would get further leveraging existing relationships than starting from scratch every time.Why not focus on divorce attorneys, estate attorneys, bankruptcy attorneys??

As I was about to close, the seller mentioned that things have been really rough since he declared bankruptcy on 10-17-09.