I'd just suggest being conservative with your expectations. also disclaimer these are just my thoughts on the subject, I'm not saying you should do anything with your money.

Our app is NON-BRAND specific because let’s face it, there are good and bad agents in all brands so we’ve even built-in an agent endorsement program for agents involved in a deal to endorse the other party if they were happy.

The worst part is that put my trust in, and believed in this person...in that time, I fear that I may have talked others into making the same mistake that I did. 

This property is priced well and with a large rehab budget would create an income stream of nearly $550 a month on the conservative side.BUT, there is a few issues.

As always make sure you disclose that a party to the REPC is a licensed agent.Next, since you need to use the Utah REPC, which is not assignable, you have to either use the assignment addendum, or create your own addendum getting seller's permission to assign.

If party C got it at $140,000, after putting in $30,000 of rehab into it, they can turn this home around for atleast $240,000, probably more. $240,000 x 70% - $30,000 = $138,000.

Now if a case has no merit then the other party is told to go pound sand.

We have gone through the whole deal of finding a property, running the numbers, getting financing, ect. and were set to close tomorrow (target date for all parties). 

A restraining order is covered under Mass General Law Chapter 209a and it is an order that protects someone from being abused by a current or former member of the household or family, and/or that the parties have been in a dating relationship. 

So maybe I am too conservative.