I can't imagine he's providing the other $36K to cure the default because if he had that sort of money he wouldn't be in default, right?

Mostly to surface any title issues early so you can get them sorted before you are ready to sell the property.

But if you ever need motivation look for Jim Rohn.

Maybe you had a better from motivational experience than i did.

You can be in a lot of trouble with the courts even if all the documents are in order.Just pass and let Bob sort it out.

I admit that I am sort of frozen right now in my REI.

A little motivation to those that are struggling, that's all.If you can, tell us what area the property is in,original list price,list price at sale,purchase price - negotiation details,seller concessions,days on market,property condition,any inspections,financing,smooth closing or not,agent(s) behavior,market conditions,etc.And if you've already listed or flipped the property, how did that work out for you?

It's a newer site (so also not that many listing yet) but you can search listings by ID number so you can publish it on your yard sign, I found a number of the other ones don't and it also has a portfolio manager of sorts that's geared for landlords and property managers with multiple properties and vacancy listingsPM for the address if you're interested.

Now I work with motivated sellers and I understand that it is not a snap shot of the normal seller, but the conversation normally goes something like, "I owe $45,000 and I'd like to get $10,000 to start over with."

We really haven't done anything offical but we are two very intelligent and motivated people with about $50-80k capital to begin with.I'm looking for any advice that you can offer us.