Did you guys discuss the cash flow needs of each partner and try to find a solution for it?

You will have to look at the legal costs versus the value of the land if you win.Hopefully both of you can have attorneys draw up a solution outside of court litigation which can be expensive and time consuming for both parties.

Hi Luiz.We are probably introduce a solution for this by the end of the month with issuing a soft POF for shortsales for the lender that will not accept 3rd party letters.

I'm a alternative funding/investment solution consultant.

Hey Luis your story sounds a lot like mine I'm 18 i'll be 19 at the end of this month but I went to technical school while in high school for HVAC, ill be starting college in June working toward a degree in economics, I'm in Kansas City and I got my real estate salesperson license as well, I attended a local seminar by Robert Kioyasoki and thats what sparked my interest ,As far as books if your looking to get started with tax liens "the 16% solution is a good one" also The Millionaire Real Estate Investor.Good luck,Adrian Williams

This last aspect is important because sometimes I want a low quality service for a low price, and I do not feel that I should be forced into a higher quality service when I do not need it.Perhaps a solution to the problem would be to make licensing optional, as Illinois seems to have done with Home Inspectors.

Inspector says turn on the light.Any possible solutions to this dilema anyone can think of?

Ethan,Please post your "cash solution" here so that others may benefit, unless of course you're just advertising something that is.

That seems a straight forward and seamless solution.

Perhaps it is because that is par for what the owe on their mortgage.Third, do they need to sell.Depending on the answers to the above, you still might be able to offer them a solution.