Hello everyone,I'm a long-time reader of the Bigger Pockets forums and have just created my account to become more engaged in real estate related discussions.

We have lots of training to help you w/ this but the live mastermind call or a 1 on 1 strategy session w/ Adrian would be perfect here.

Unfortunately I won't be able to make it to the Brevard County investors club this coming Tuesday (prior engagement), but I'll absolutely get there in the near future!

So this woman disregards our letters and our calls for a year, doesn't show up for the court mandated mediation session, doesn't propose any sort of agreement, skips paying her first mortgage.. but is portrayed as an innocent victim.After all, we were just trying to reduce her payment by half and wipe years of arrears payments!

@Todd MooreIf you want to connect with other investors, there is a FREE landlording meeting this Thursday, April 21st, at Tommy's Pizza on Dublin-Granville that features education (a Q&A session for general real estate investing and landlording as well as a featured speaker) and networking and has a good mix of newbies and experienced investors.

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@Connor ChatfieldIf you want to connect with other investors, there is a FREE landlording meeting this Thursday, April 21st, at Tommy's Pizza on Dublin-Granville that features education (a Q&A session for general real estate investing and landlording as well as a featured speaker) and networking and has a good mix of newbies and experienced investors.

My first concern: If he defaults on paying a subcontractor, if I didn't engage that subcontractor and our contract says that Sam is responsible for that, can the subcontractor put a mechanics lien on the property?? 

However, if you are concerned for whatever reason there are issues on the requirements being met because you might not meet the primary residence requirements, you could still engage in a 1031 exchange. 

Similar to when you purchase a property as an REO or at tax sale, the agent selling the property will have very little information on the business itself.If the owner is still engaged - and the one selling the property - then it would be reasonable to expect them to provide copies of all leases and service contracts.