Case in point, I had bought a house off south 1st and cardinal 78704 for 100k and sold it a couple of years later for $160k thinking that I had made out like a bandit.

You Ramen people are all out of line.When I was in college I could get a can of tuna (protein), macaroni and cheese (carbs), and a can of cream of mushroom soup (flavor) for about $1.10. 

They might be OK with it as long as it is disclosed and the deed doesn't change hands, as is the case in a land contract.

I do know that in my service area, Mellon almost always use a servicer for their contracts, but that may not be the case in your area.I state MAYBE Equator because I have just initiated about 3 new short sales that have not been added to Equator.

Not to tell you something, but to press your case in the legal system and try to collect something.The simplest outcome would be for you to sell your interest to this guy for the amount you want.

Are you saying that this is not the case in california?

If you have to pay an annual fee (at least this is the case in MA), it better be worthwhile!

What has not been as publicized is the civil case in which the end buyer has filed a claim against this individual for wholesaling them a property.

.- We have dealt with high water bills previously as in 'sudden jumps' in water usage, but all of our experiences have been traced back to the Tenant either utilizing more water, weather related or a case in which a Tenant has allowed another occupant to occupy the premises.

Penn Hills is the one that is often gets mentioned as a case in point.