A properly structured contract would allow you to take over conttrol of the project without foreclosure by shifting the beneficial interest from the investor to you as project milestones are missed.I realize this suggestion comes a little late in the game for your current situation, so give CRR a call, but before the next time look into using a land contract.

I am about to jump into the "pool" of direct mail marketers...yup, as the distressed property owner sorts through his mail, over the trash can looking for utility bills....and throws away all those yellow letters etc....I'm actually going to spend some hard earned money to be one of those letters....with the hope that someone on my mail list chooses to open the letter, or read the postcard and call me to see if I can help them out of their financial situation.I've asked a lot of questions....watched videos....read articles...and given it a lot of thought.I need a list that I can mail to on a consistent basis..I'm thinking once a month for six months...then move on to a new list.The criteria I plan to use:single family and multi family propertiesowned for at least 10 yearshave a trustees sale notice recorded within the last three monthsMaricopa CountyIs this a perfect list?

Strong bowtie game.....Welcome! 

Being I have been in the game for sixteen (16) years I understand it a bit better than most.

. :)  Part of this game is reading the thread.  

Maybe I will have to take more risk to get in the game.

We then decided we needed to get into the RE game because we didn't want to continue paying a mortgage for the rest of our lives.

check out all of the youtube videos about podio including integrating globiflow and vumber.

Basements around here usually have problems which are costly to remedy.Now, I was watching a video of replacement of a drain pipe under a slab house.

My lease allows me to charge them for it, but man, I guess people who have no skin in the game are just careless.