The difference between good developers and great developers is that last lot, fight for it.

I'm sure some of the experts in the forum will know how I can fight this problem?

http://www.wcnc.com/video/yahoo-video/NEW-Family-fights-for-mothers-Dilworth-home-after-investor-buys-it-for-5K-200105701.html

They certainly offered to allow me to back out of the deal, despite the fact that the addendum indicated that they didn't have to (though my attorney thought we may be able to fight that in court).Regardless, I often put down $5K, $10K or even the full purchase price of the property in EM...while it does pose a little bit of risk that the cash will be tied up if the seller can't get clear title, I believe the rewards (getting some great deals over other buyers with higher offers and lower EM) was well worth it...

http://www.break.com/usercontent/2011/3/14/bullied-casey-gets-enough-and-fights-back-2023467

To me it's even more important than acquisition because you can buy smart all day long but if you can't run your properties well then you will be fighting an uphill, expensive battle.

It is clear that the plan worked of the big banks for the release of new REO inventory in the first quarter of 2013. This has kept prices propped up in most U.S. markets and has also kept the ‘feeding frenzy’ going a...

I also realized that I simply cannot fight the law and must get a broker with a license to give it seal of approval.

Knowing that most wholesalers are broke means they spend money defending themselves and then would need to seek legal action against the end buyer, most likely they don't have the bucks to fight on two legal fronts at the same time.

Most longtime Fishtown residents will fight you tooth and nail on the borders, saying Fishtown is much smaller than it's claimed borders today.