If there's more at stake, I'd probably consult a lawyer and have him or her send a certified demand letter.

Welcome aboard, Joseph.I don't get out to B'More as much as I probably should, but I do have one active private money loan there.We share the exact strategy; popular, but I believe a highly effective one-two punch.

I have read that I need to have a "Pay or Quit" served and then a Dispossessory writ served and then the court makes a judgement and then 7 days later I can evict, but I think I may just pay an experienced lawyer to do it the first time so I don't do something illegal on accident.

I really don't like snow and this won't help my schedule I was ahead of schedule and was taking my time on this project because of the 90 day deed restriction but these last two weeks haven't been the best.has anyone else felt the effects of this snow storm on the east cost.

It sounds like you may want to nail down your plan and refine it further and explore the most effective avenue for your goals.

It may be different from state to state, but here when you are buying with cash, the only thing you sign is a HUD-1 and the lawyer CYA stuff.

,If I knew all the intricate workings of it I wouldn't need to hire talented lawyers like yourself. :-)But, here is my working understanding of it.My GRATs and GRUTs end up passing appreciated assets to the beneficiaries of the trust when the GRAT or GRUT terminates.

So I'm 75 days into a shortsale and the lawyers/Wells Fargo are sending me tons of paperwork to sign such as: Arm lengths addendum's, intent to comply with housing maintenance code, cash escrow agreement, Short Sale Affidavit and to close within a 60 day period.My main question is, is it normal to get a housing maintenance and cash escrow account where there are requiring the following:1.

@John Cardillo,If you need a Real Estate Lawyer for your team, I can recommend one in Pittsburgh.

Think about what is most (cost) effective and that will probably be giving the deadbeat a few of those Benjamins for the keys.