So really what Malcolm is lacking is not vision or a plan, its financing so that either I can do a short pay or a short sale but with the intent to get the property back in Malcolm's name.Hopefully this clarifies.

So, your well intented advice, might just get you into a world of trouble.

Research your state laws as to whether you might be able to press criminal charges.Here in NC I can for certain intentional damage.And while the only time I have collected money in a civil action is when I have lease guarantors, I still make it a policy to take all sinners to small claims court.Costs me $75 and my time, but my satisfaction is knowing that no decent LL who checks their record will rent to them going forward.

With the intent to deceive3.

Having never met, you will have to either find someone who has dealt with me directly or wait to see my progress and true intentions.

Your intent was to treat the property as inventory, not an investment, and that will take precedence over the fact that you happened to have spent 13 months holding it and waiting to resell.I know you don't seem to believe this (though perhaps I'm the one who is completely wrong about this, and I need to fire my accountant), so perhaps one of our resident BP accountants/tax-professionals (Steven Hamilton II perhaps?)

My intent is to resell in a few months which will satisfy the lien.

In your experience, how many are just verbal offers with no real intent and how many are actual offers from real investors willing to follow through?

This is not intentional, but instead is likely a bug.

Yeah, well, the intention of the 10 post limit for some forums is that we want people to participate in a meaningful way in the forums.