Not because there is anything wrong with the house but because they smell money...Anyone can sue anyone for anything, but they actually have to prove you did something fraudulent, negligent or otherwise illegal to win.

A true win win.You need to find out the true wants, desires, and needs of a seller.

And then it grew from there.Some tips to grow it:* Send out recaps of your meetings* Try to get experienced meetup members to talk at meetups * We feature one virtual guest each time to increase our pool of potential speakers as well as to emphasize how much easier and connected the world is nowadays* Try to find local area experts - I'm sure there are lot of people who might be interested in investing in China as well or learning about property.

Emphasizing service and professionalism and a true caring of the portfolio is critical.

If you guess right then you win the lottery.My dad lives in the SW corner of VA.  

@Aaron Mack, I'd just emphasize what @Garrick Oconnell has already told you.

There will be a filing fee but you may get it refunded if you win your case. 

I have been buying REO for rentals for the last 3yrs ...offering big EM, cash closing, no contingencies helps to win ...my problem is the following : I have no leverage over contractors ...I will not offer them steady cash flow giving them work on 3 rehabs at the same time throughout the year ...so they will quote me homeowners prices ...5K for you might be 15K for me ...it is essential for me to know exactly what's wrong with the property before I go to closing. the only way to make money on my first real flip would be to buy it right and do a thorough inspection...thanks all for tips

That said - this experiences just emphasizes that I need to spend more time looking for a good handyman.

I am wondering if you guys can give some advice as the what the most important thing for him to do is or if anyone can break down what the details below mean exactly.The judgment debt wont have to be paid by him if he were to be the winning bid, correct?