I really doubt they are going to follow the latter path as they would not be capable of supporting their position, but, then again, I wouldn't waste the time and money to take them to court if they did.

By the way, included in BK or not, the foreclosure process is the same (except getting the property released from BK court).

Also courts coming after you for taking advantage of the original owner.

Frankly, that website has red flags to me, some good information, but I also look to the meat of the agendas, techniques and methods and the equity stripping is in far left field, filing false liens, with entities not at arm's length can be trouble, it is not a tool to employ, hit bankruptcy court and you won't be looking at just state laws or assumptions or local politics from the bench.

Heres the basics:SHORTSALEARV: 155-160kBPO target: 140k(I will be there to do everything I can to influence price)Target purchase price:112k. 1st of 220k (WF) and 2nd of 60k (handled in bankruptcy court and home owner currently paying it down)I am pleased to say a family friend has chosen me to handle their short sale.

Also you can buy a $80,000 policy with a repair cost or a functional modified replacement cost policy just not through American Family.

Trying to drive well may keep you out of trouble, even having to go to court for a fine, you might get a warning for minor infractions.

I'm not an attorney, I'm a finance guy, one who has given expert testimony in courts with such given without much, if any, objection or challenge to it.

It includes an option to receive which not only comes from non-payment but also from poor property management or other property and operational violations.A mortgagee can't enforce that without a court involvement.

Representation in Housing Court can be by the LLC manager of record for the proverbial 'code violation' tax grab.