There is probably more than one way to pressure him to give them to you, both contractually and based on state law ans misuse of deposits.

@Bill BrandtLets face it --- any electronic system is "open" for hacking/fraud/mis-use. 

While I would like to do that and hopefully help some folks, I'm afraid that giving out all the real secrets in RE, that they would be misused by others who just can't be trusted.

Not only are the an often misused in marketing, they really don't provide THAT much value.

Anyone can easily note her number and misuse it.

COC has become the most misrepresented and misused metric. 

It is abusing and misusing the overloaded foreclosure system to your financial gain.

Despite widespread misuse of the term, wholesalers are in no way, shape or form real estate investors.  

I'm not familiar with conservation easements, but it sounds like taxpayers have abused this deduction or blatantly disregarded zoning laws and misused the land for what it was intended for. 

I agree that many people misuse this tactic and letting an insolvent purchaser take title this way would be an ill advised move for most sellers.