You will spend more than your expected losses and ultimately not win out.

Slow and steady wins the race. 

Your personality, ability, and persistence are what will win the day.  

If you're not striving for Win-Win in EVERY transaction, you're doing it wrong, IMO.David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

I've purchased partial interests on several occasions, it has always worked out as the other party understands that 1. they are no longer having to deal with that original party, 2. they aren't going to win, a sale can be forced and they will get what the auctioneer hands them 3. the feud may continue but it won't be over that property, it's no longer the object of contention.As to financing, honestly there's no story that comes to mind, I never really lost money from a loan when all was said and done, so it's not exciting.

It takes 15- 21days for the court date, on the court date they won't show up, you win by default but they will do papuer appeal and court set the hearing for next week and you go and get the writ filed since they are not going to show up.

Never stop saving for your retirement - believe me, the days/years pile up and you're there before you know it... you win if you have resources to live generously when you are no longer working at a job. 

Hey Jose,I think the visa you are looking at is EB5 ( 500k investment + 10 jobs created for 2 years) , not EB2 (masters or Phd degree with 100k salary , winning the H1b lottery and working under it for 2 years etc) Keep in mind that if you invest 50k, that's 50k less from the 500k .

From my perspective it is a WIN/win situation

I am excited to be able to share what are wins in my eyes.