Her note would be reduced yet continue on those properties.I suggest you find an attorney and introduce them as your center of influence if you can, but at least to have expert input as to her security and releasing properties, older people can be skeptical and need to hear what you propose is not some scheme....if that's an issue.

I have owned 6 houses in the neighborhood so I feel like I am an expert in the area.

Equity Deals - Work with an established Flipper and Short Sale Experts.

If he's refusing to speak with you, send this letter to him certified mail so you have proof of delivery.I'm not an attorney, but either of those options should prove good faith in front of a judge (I would think).

Should I do it in person or send a certified letter?

Joe, I am not an expert but let me share my thoughts.

I also suggest you send a demand for payment to the last known address by registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, if it is returned to you, do not open the letter again just keep it with your documents.

EricThere are also certified teaching brokers where you can just go to the brokerage to take the course.

I am not an expert in rehabs so I am not sure it this is something a contractor would consider.The owners were trying to make everyone happy, the bank and the family members until their money ran out.

I'm no means an expert in real estate, but one who welcomes the learning experience.