He did mention that he was in a credit repair program and that these should be removed soon.

you make the call... you're trying to time something that is out of your control. i agree with J Scott and the others. your rehab is done; list it, sell and move on to the next.

Unfortunately I have invested a lot into some of the guru programs.

Northwestern Illinois has traditionally been a good market for Lonnie Dealers as there are absolutely no street dealers in that part of the state, and smaller communities do not have strong sales programs to control their infill needs.

In this case, the creditor is not able to seize control of the company and force liquidation to pay off a debt.

I mean, we could all just chug money into our 401k's and let Fidelity or whoever control our retirement... most of us are willing to do the extra work of being a land lord or RE investor to boost our returns... by that same token, why wouldn't we be willing to be a bit more geographically mobile in our investments to further boost those same returns?

Is it possible that the feeling of a lack of control, based on your distance from the property, is making you paranoid?

BTW-I’m following the “J Scott” program.

How do you determine which one to use to gain control of the property?

People not strongly in control of the deal that are really contributing mostly just capital also would like to just fund the account as capital is needed in draws too.