A pro might be ok with collecting half, since they will probably split that 50/50 with the actual creditor.I can't recall the AJ creditors requirement regarding refiling an involuntary lien (at least for CA) since I always deal with them and don't let them hang.

I will usually return half of the deposit if they leave the place clean and undamaged.

I am about half-way through the ebook and it's a great, straight to the point read.

Ok - I just saw this product on the Shark Tank and thought is was absolutely brilliant (as did the sharks, as seen by the feeding frenzy to back the company): WallRXYou can watch a demo hereBasically, it is a product that lets you fill wall holes up to 4 inches in just seconds.

Again, we spent a half a day in Ft Rucker, but the majority of our time was spent looking in Dothan...Hope that helps somewhat!

Maybe in a couple of months you'll run across some unbelievable deal for half the price of what you're looking at now.

Concrete block on a slab with terrazzo floors; each unit needs a kitchen, bath, and half bath; copper pipes in the slab; no central air in Sarasota, Florida; newer exterior electrical panels in rough shape; the roof looks newer and isn't apparently leaking.

That deed of trust is made on the one half undivided interest.

The down side of this is you have to install the radiant floor heating system (pex pipe snaked under every square inch of living space-lots of labor cost).

If I have half the success you have had, I will be extremely pleased.One questions - when you are talking to potential sellers, how do you explain the benefits of what you provide (cash, quick close, etc.)?