Sheena,It is best to talk to a lawyer in your area for straight answers and take everything on the internet with a grain of salt because most will give ideas but nothing to back it up.Joe Gore

I don't believe a lawyer can legally tell you this unsolicited, but you can definitely ask and they will tell you the process.I could be completely off on what I just said as I have no experience with foreclosures or bankruptcy but I do remember hearing that years back.

If the amount is large, paying a lawyer may be worthwhile.

[/b]The big deal in Texas is that if it is a Executory Contract, then the statutes apply.Here is some lawyer talking about substitutes for the lease option...

, Kathryn Wilson at Lawyers title, tell her i sent you, shes amazing.now, what are you selling..?

Does anyone know of any lawyers in the Fairfield and New Haven county area that are wholesale savvy?

I actually incorporated after the 2nd tenant of mine did threaten to sue me over something right after we signed the lease; within nano seconds, or so it seemed,  ordered me off the property, (my first lawyer did very well kicking this tenants butt out due to my string of protective clauses). 

The money came in handy to have lawyer file a paper and serve him.  

Thanks, Jason.Alan, The ones in suits I figured were the lawyers or other legal professionals.

For example, in CA I'm told that mortgage brokers can sell fractionalized loans, and the Banker's Code uses that technique, but no lawyer I've spoken to in my location will endorse that.