Secondly, GC's can generally get better pricing from suppliers, and unless you have a strong relationship with your subs, they may disappear for a higher paying job in the middle of your project.

FLORIDA (Palm Beach County) she bought a Condo HOA Lien at auction for $10.5K on Aug 13th 2015, the Certificate of Title in her name was recorded on Sept 3rd 2015, she gets a call from a man in Oct 2015 stating he bought at the same auction the mortgage lien on Oct 8th 2015 for $100K however a title has not been processed to date in his or his organizations name, he's threating to evict her or offering to her to buy his interest for $120K........My questions is who actually holds the senior lien?

I watched my money disappear within the next 48 hours as the criminal was paying "mules" again to make cash withdraws.

Sure, but then you are either a HUGE company employing many people, or you are a small time investor that only gets 1 lead a month.If you are either of these, you are no threat to me because people don't want to sell to a huge company, and people do not want to sell to a small time wanna be investor.So my claims are justified.That is how I transform all the flaws of my competitors into features of my business and I boost my credibility score.No, do not do bandit signs.

As they get older, make more money, and have kids that reasoning will disappear. 

Why people spend their valuable time to write back with threats is beyond me.

There is only a very small % of any profession that are above average.People get a few ideas from seeing advertisements, they grab themselves some bandit signs and a google phone number...then start a half hearted, get rich wishing operation that quickly fails.They may get 1 or 2 properties under contract with a seller that believes in them...and then they disappear because they don't have the integrity to push through their ignorance.Leaving a seller with 60-90 days of hope to never hear from the wholesaler again...Rightfully so, the general wholesaler gets a bad name.

Tenants know this, so the threat of eviction is a heavy incentive to leave.One other thing is make sure your eviction calls out (Known Name) AND Unknown occupants.

One week ago this was barely a threat on most people's radar in the REI community now, everyone has an opinion (including me).

You do have places like Lowe Mill, that is the largest privately owned art center in the south where I know of, but that is it. you have some spots like the voodoo lounge that are dingy dive bars that will always have a solid clientele but I can’t count the amount of places I’ve been to up there that disappear within a couple of years.