Usually though omission is I think not accidental.

By that I mean there are issues with every situation and it is about how well you handle it and press forward. 

Something like that I would think really you want an attorney to look over and make suggestions so you will be protected.Your house I assume you are an accidental landlord that had to move.

I'm hard pressed to understand how two parties can't enter into a single payment, one year lease.

So even if my neighbor accidentally put their driveway on my property by two feet, I could legally remove it if there was no easement.

I gone through an accidental death in the family and had trouble finding lawyers for this reason.One area you can try is your local newspapers and TV stations.

Or something happens with him and the press and then your property somehow gets brought up by association.

You would also be hard pressed to do so as these loans would be usurious since your IRA is not a licensed lender, therefore, you would have to partner your IRA with a licensee to avoid usury violations.

You might have pressed your client a little harder and told him that, despite what he thinks, BofA is not the lender for him.Second, why on Earth is any buyer putting 20% into escrow?

The BK will wipe out any liens or judgments against him in a chapter 7.I am assuming he is filing a personal BK and not a business one.Many times there are personal guarantee so attorneys just tell them to do a personal chapter 7 which will wipe everything out and start fresh.Student loans,child support,and certain IRS taxes etc. cannot be wiped out by a Ch 7 BK.The one thing you can take comfort in is this guy better not lie about his assets and liabilities to the court.We just had a real estate broker here from Atlanta that was sentenced to Federal Prison for lying to the court.If your guy sneeezes the worong way he will go to prison.No legal advice.http://www.justice.gov/usao/gan/press/2011/03-09-11c.html