If they have already notified all the potential creditors and they haven't stop the sale or come forward in any way, why would the owner of the funds need to wait two years to file a claim for the money?

Another hurdle that I am running into is the lack of capital, raising a family in NYC is not cheap.Current Position and ExperienceI am an accountant who works for a major utility company in New York preparing Financial Statements that are filed with the SEC.  

Some needed to send each case file to the underwriter, some just chose to take the chance on ones they felt comfortable with.

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I'm from AZ but your input is appreciated

@Chuck Cobb, here is a downloadable Assignment Contract link you get by clicking on "Resources" then "FilePlace":- http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/sbarton1/f...

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, "Have you ever filed for bankruptcy?"

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Replacing a window is a capitalized expense, the landlord is to depreciate that improvement, a residential tenant can not depreciate it and not treating the expense/improvement properly for taxes becomes a matter of filing false returns.