Food for thought...  

And as Steve mentioned and posted the link......her case is against the landlord for costs arising from his/her failure to pay the mortgage, damages can also be dictated by state law, like remaining rents left on the lease, motel bills, I've seen transportation costs searching for another place and food bills because they couldn't cook at home!  

You might also consider not only your relatives but joining other investors, maybe join a real estate investment association or club and work with others to minimize your risks.Well I do not know if I have offered any help but at least this will serve you as food for thought.

Here's some food for thought:Before you make your first investment, meet with a mortgage/financial professional.

Food for thought and I hope some of this helps you along your way.

Someone will put up money and you will put up work but can you go without food or water, travel without gas, work without tools?

You guys have definitely given me some food for thought...David, btw, if I were to buy it as an investor from the seller for a rental, that would put me in the same situation as him, correct?

Just food for thought.

I am such a newbie and definitely humbled by all the great information/food for thought you all provide.

Here is my gibberish on the subject, just food for thought...If the seller is selling a package deal and your buyer is willing to buy this package deal of seven properties, then there should not be an issue as one transaction, hence one assignment fee.IMO, there will be seven different and separate closing transactions unless these properties are all connected to the same piece of land, regardless if sold as a package deal, it will be seven different assignments lumped into one check.On the other hand, it may also be just as good an idea to accept seven different assignment fees.