Well @Chris Mason I am actually hoping her question was just based on a lack of knowledge rather than an attempt to get around the rules.

Looking for advice regarding landlord insurance which would cover: Rent default up to $5,000, plus associated legal costs up to $5,000Cover for loss of rent up to 12 months while your property's being repaired as a result of an incident   Theft and attempted theft by tenantsMalicious damage or vandalism by tenantsI can get this cover for my investment properties in Australia, but cannot seem to find similar cover in the US. they all seem to give the same answer: "Vandalism and malicious mischief is a covered peril; However, it is excluded when it’s your tenant(s) that damage the property.

You have a statistically zero chance as a third party to succeed by attempting to force a lender to force liquidation via foreclosure.

If this subdivision attempt dies, the the whole deal is D.O.A and you've lost nothing.

If you attempt wholesaling - - be extremely cautious, as this can be seen as a conflict of interest to your agent status - - especially by your broker.

@Wesley Raye I did try my order again on another device (desktop in my case - both attempts).  

What I was really attempting to do was to relieve him of some of the signs and symptoms of the "tired landlord syndrome"  I diagnosed as setting in during the years following our leaving the nest.

Hello,After a few failed attempts at buying some multifamily buildings across North Texas, I am looking at a few section 8 investments.

How smart would it be to attempt this flip?

It's attempt to get over the FUD and let the market settle down.