I would probably give him his money back just to get him out of my hair, but under one condition; he sign a document releasing both of you from any previous agreements.

(you can get it on ebay for dirt cheap)Dolph Deroos "Real estate investors college"Do not think here.

You can have the previous owners just sign a deed to you and then they have no redemption, but the only problem with this is that many of these properties have major title issues.

I can't speak for Tom's previous company ProVision but have started working with his new company Wealthability.

@Robert Leonard , sorry, but most of my stuff is in boxes in storage.

FAMU and the community college are also close by, so there is a lot of rental activity in town.

A sale transfers ownership and a previous owner has no right to follow through with any suit for eviction, they may seek damages of amounts owed as a debt, you'll need to start from scratch.

I'm currently living in Denver, Colorado, but my previous investment experience has taken place in St.

I'd call their academic advisor at the college to verify any of their claims.

I am looking at a property that the previous owner pre foreclosure buried stuff in the backyard.