The State proved that these so-called investors were renting out the seller's home, collecting rents, then failing to perform the loan modification or short sale.

Now, after that guy that I select and qualify is in the house, I'm out of the deal and I won't be responsible for anything, but I'll be collecting a fee each month, if he fails to pay you or damages your property, you can go after him.How does that sound Mr.

If I failed at that, I apologize in advance.

I firmly believe the market for the Alt-A loan market has yet to see the worst of times, and therefore I don't want to get involved in a property that fails to appreciate in value.

I like to call it informing or illuminating the BPO an most investors fail to understand this is part of any negotiations no matter the industry.Take a sports agent who is negotiating a free agent contract for a player in the prime of his/her career.

Going back to the original post - it's clear from Mike's example that it's a failed system.

They failed.

If he expected the landlord to know when the furnace was going to fail, then I think the TENANT should have known when it was going to fail.

How would you handle it if one of the owners failed to pay their share?

One thing I failed to mention.