There will be a filing fee but you may get it refunded if you win your case. 

I have been buying REO for rentals for the last 3yrs ...offering big EM, cash closing, no contingencies helps to win ...my problem is the following : I have no leverage over contractors ...I will not offer them steady cash flow giving them work on 3 rehabs at the same time throughout the year ...so they will quote me homeowners prices ...5K for you might be 15K for me ...it is essential for me to know exactly what's wrong with the property before I go to closing. the only way to make money on my first real flip would be to buy it right and do a thorough inspection...thanks all for tips

I am wondering if you guys can give some advice as the what the most important thing for him to do is or if anyone can break down what the details below mean exactly.The judgment debt wont have to be paid by him if he were to be the winning bid, correct?

Plus winning at local auctions is hard enough much less trying auctions far away.

With all of the video that we have of the noise, along with the e-mails and text messages to the landlord how could he possibly win?

Landlords are sometimes faced with tough decisions where win-lose situations come up: what's best for the tenant isn't best for the landlord, and vice versa.

I know that individual franchise owners at Entrust all have different opinions about whether or not they will co-sponsor events to win new accounts.

I would say real estate wins hands down but I do think that adding precious metals to ones portfolio is not a bad idea.

http://papersourceonline.com/2716/more-on-russ-dalbey-winning-in-the-cash-flow-business/I hope they lock up that jackass.

you dont have to be a professional photographer to take amazing pictures. take it off of "auto" mode and the difference will be clear.plenty of utube videos to teach you how to explore/discover your camera. you can also rent cameras/lenses if you dont want to spend the money. it's a win/win.