Of course, DM fails from time to time, so despite your JV partner sending out postcards and letters (whats in the agreement?)

All mortgage payments or condominium and association fees will be current at Seller's expense at the time of closing.5.Payment of Expenses:If Buyer fails to perform, all loan and sale processing and closing costs incurred, whether the same were to be paid by Seller or Buyer will be the responsibility of the Buyer, with costs deducted from binder deposit.

If the ACH fails (e.g.

With NPN investing, the investor is voluntarily entering a difficult situation.However, as explained by @Mike Hartzog and reiterated by @Wayne Snell, if the initial intention is to come to a conclusion that is mutually beneficial to both the investor AND the mortgagor, I think that the moral issue does not apply, and a the mortgagor who is unwilling to compromise is probably the kind of person who doesn't feel bad about failing to meet their obligations anyway (and therefore deserves no consideration in return). 

It looks like 3 buildings could be finished fairly quickly to get the rent rolls started. then work on the rest.I am still researching why the last company failed to finish it and if there are any issues to contend with.

"if you don't know who I am, Ive failed you."

Now, here I am, a newbie among newbies, having no idea what he's doing, failed at everything he did in life, and at age 30 had to move back home because of my failed business which ran my money dry and took my credit score from a 650 to a 300.

There aren't a bunch of bad loans being created which are doomed to fail in the next few years...It's just a matter of supply and demand, and I don't see any massive changes in supply that would make a big impact.The deals are there, they are just hard to come by.

Failing that, try talking to your local "Investor Friendly" Title, Escrow or Attorney's.

My question is, can I put a lien on the property if the buyer fails to pay my finders fee?