Well sort of...anyways a lesson learned. 

Hi @Matthew Orton what sort of property?

Roof installed 2008 Sort of confused what to doI don’t know if it being a rental is a good idea because of the pool This is right at the median home price for the areaThis would be my first flip.

We are thinking about starting a wholesaling sort of system not to wholesale to other buyers but to source our own fix and flip projects.

Roof installed 2008 Sort of confused what to doI don’t know if it being a rental is a good idea because of the pool This is right at the median home price for the areaThis would be my first flip.

My guess is you will be getting pitched some guru seminar or something of the sorts being as you are a new wholesaler and that seems to be the target audience for most of these types.

But the seller never provided me documents stating how much the payoff is, how it is paid, etc.. and also they checked the box that says " is the cost of any alteration of the property being paid by an assessment on the property tax bill" as no. when that is how the PACE loan is paid and the fact that it is being paid through the tax bill is what is screwing me because that means that it is being paid to the government, and the government always has to be paid off prior to the lender on the house. is this enough to have any sort of battle?

Afterall, millions of people do that sort of thing, even on a much larger scale (i.e. buy new clothes every couple months, buy the newest phones as soon as they come out, buy new cars every few years, etc). 

My hope will be that we can come to some sort of reasonable conclusion to this.

Now we have to go back to court to redo the whole small claims trial.Has anyone experienced this sort of bias?