It’s part of business. he would be collecting monthy residual income from every home we did together well after the mentoring has ended.. honestly just wanted to see what was the “normal” mentoring fees

I guess a large hesitation of mine is it seems like a "failure" usually means losing money, which seems like a bigger problem for new people who have limited resources (and just starting out trying to diversify their income).

Find a collection attorney / agency who will be able to track the person down and find out where they are employed and what bank they use.

The way mortgages are handled, the bank collects into the escrow account an amount monthly sufficient to pay insurance and taxes.

There are so many different ways you can help these sellers, from estate sales, helping them find other homes, and simply being an educated resource.

There are many free resources like Ultimate Free Beginners Guide Many threads here talk about how to evaluate deals. 

Account ClosedYes, BC did announce some of their newer regulations - which included the so-called 'speculator levy' - prior to having the data to back the action ... call it "speculative governance" if you might.Now that data is being collected in BC and Ontario (ostensibly for Toronto and the Golden Horseshoe}, we are starting to get a better picture of just "who" the speculators are in those markets and it is seeming as though the "foreign contingent" is not as significant as initial presumed.On your recommendation to explore "Subject To"  deals, I should point out that very manner in which mortgage financing functions in Canada, makes "Subject To" deals less attractive and less common.  

-South Carolina Law provides a mechanism for your County Tax Collector to seize and sell real estate to collect unpaid county taxes owed by the landowner.

I have no experience or resources in Phillyand Any referrals for Architects, contractors, etc would be greatly appreciated.Thanks!

Do any of you guys know any good resources for learning about exit strategies?