The BP podcasts definitely helped me to visualize the kind of scenario that unfolded.

I don't say this to be pro - PM company just because I own one but also because I too am an investor and these were things that I dealt with in the beginning of owning properties that I wish I knew before I was knee deep in the dramas that unfolded.

And in a metro of 5 million people.On little parks like this, you have to have PLENTY of room in those numbers for bad news to unfold without going upside down in the deal.JUST TRYING TO KEEP YOU OUT OF TROUBLE.

I will update this thread to the best of my ability as events unfold.

This is unfolding like the Real Estate version of Fyre Festival or Theranos.

If one received an abstract of title or an attorney's opinion of title they might have a cause of action for negligence, in my opinion.I suggest you submit your claim and let the process unfold and see if you do have a loss that is not recoverable under the policy before you get to concerned, though you might still want to get an attorney's opinion about your legal rights.

I'm just getting started in the wholesaling area myself and its cool to see your story unfold.

For those unfamiliar a snappack is the piece of heavy bond paper that comes sealed, you tear off the perforations on three sides and it unfolds into a letter.

Just curious about how this is unfolding for you? 

The ones on there were delivered on a truck and basically unfolded.