While the most sever consequences wold happen to the buyer - he loses his house, You are still legally responsible.

I would think that real estate contracts would be structured to break once the original contractee severed his/her name from the deal.

I am looking for some help on several properties that I own in India that I own outright.

I have several conventional loans for the types of properties you describe.

These people are the upper middle class and probably have several hundred thousand in net worth and lower six figure income.

I've been listening to several of the BP podcasts over the last week and I keep hearing the same question pop up at some point during the podcast.

In Quebec, there are several tools available for investors to review liens/transactions on a property/transactions (Index des Immeubles) as well as owner and tax information (Role d'Evaluation) .

Depending on your approval, you can use some of the duplex income to qualify for a larger amount to buy the duplex and there are several that show up between the 500 and 1 million mark all around Denver. 

Have found several deals, but looking for some more information before pulling the trigger. 

Other contractors that attend meetings and a ton of vendors at most monthly MAREI meetings that have their own list of referrable contractors - but most of these Vendors are not on BP, so you can't get any input from there here.For example - we have 7 different hard money lenders with a huge list of vendors they refer, 2 Title companies, a Cabinet Flooring Guy, 3 Property Managers, several wholesalers, and some companies that specialize in water and other damaged homes.Hope to see you at a future MAREI meeting.