Actually youll likely see upward pressure on commissions due to this settlement.

You will likely need to look at many houses before actually closing on a deal.

( I was thinking a $200 to $300 would be market range which is 50% of what I was actually charged).Needless to say I'm pissed and blindsided.

I guess it depends on the equity.

Generally, when a debtor files for bankruptcy the automatic stay goes into effect, which is an injunction that enjoins pretty much every type of collection activity (look up that code section and read through the subsections).As a landlord, you even contacting the debtor-tenant with a bill or amount due or otherwise could easily be viewed as a violation of the automatic stay, which could expose you to liability (attorney fees, actual damages, punitive damages, emotional damages).

Actually, they have been waiting on me for a few items.

I guess I could probably work in ROE as a metric here but not totally sure.YearValue (3%/year)Post Tax Cash Flow1$1,300,000$40,0002$1,339,000$40,0003$1,379,170$40,0004$1,420,545$40,0005$1,463,161$40,0006$1,507,056$40,0007$1,552,268$40,0008$1,598,836$40,0009$1,646,801$40,00010$1,696,205$40,000Total$1,696,205$400,000Debt @ year 10$690,000Equity$1,006,205Tax @ 15%$150,931After tax sale$855,274Sale + CF$1,255,274

Then Obligo comes after me to reimburse them I guess you would say.

It’s worth it if they’re actually finding, sending me deals, introducing me to lenders and contractors.

I’m not sure if I’m just second guessing myself but I feel that this is too good to be true.