The great state of Texas doesn't give a crap if I do something not right because you didn't want to pay for it, they will fine me or ding my license.

I miss the exit meetings and watching grown men tear up.....I'm sure you'll do fine in keeping things "safe and sound".I'm aware of the increased reserves, not specifically but In general.

The electric is fine , the lights are yours, you pay or you go.

Mechanic's liens, past due child support, judgments due the state or fines may have priority over the perfected security interest of any creditor in any forced sale.A lien does not transfer ownership, the basis for calling a mortgage or note due is not so much arising from the "due-on-sale" clause, it is a violation of the mortgage or note terms of keeping title free of encumbrances or in keeping debts created paid as agreed as such matters clouds title.

Calls made or received can be obtained with the date and approximate time and the phone number used, not having the recording is a violation, fines and head roll.So you don't want to get too ticked off in recorded calls, it just weakens your case. :)

So, otherwise, you should be fine as the buyer.Our estate was insolvent (horribly in debt).

There's a $ 1,000 fine for an unauthorized pull and if it's done with all 3 credit reporting agencies that'll be $ 3,000 in small claims caourt.

There's definitely a fine line to walk when wholesaling and I agree it's wrong to convince the seller their property is valued far lower than it is.

So, what might blend in with the home would probably be fine. :)

If you dont want to help, that's fine.