I simply thought this mess was over. he has valued his furniture at over 5000.00 dollars and even provided photocopied statements of the monthly bill of financed couch and loveseat. he has estimated his loss at roughly 10000.00 and states he is currently in the process of finding an attorney.How can I protect myself from this deadbeat?

When the homeowner dies, the house either (here's where I'm fuzzy) reverts to the lender, or is sold and the proceeds pay off the lender while the estate gets any remainder.So, it could be set up simply as a loan, with whatever distribution she needs.

If the agent has an "exclusive right to sell listing" then they are getting paid no matter what, unless they voluntarily cancel, which they are unlikely to do.If the agent has an "exclusive agency listing" then the seller is free to sell to a buyer that is not represented by a licensee.If you found out about the property through the agent (their sign, ad, the MLS, etc.) it would be a bit sleazy to try and cut them out of the deal, don't you think?

I'm not particularly sympathetic for the people who are too slick for their own good and wind up getting themselves in trouble as a result of their greed and desire to take "short-cuts".

It's just now I will do it in my Bigger Pockets sweatshirt or if Josh can't get the XXL thing worked out maybe he can just cut arm and head holes in one of those large contractor trash bags and paint Bigger Pockets on the front of it.

I simply don't think some rich Dubai sovereign fund is going to make any difference for the average home in a bubble market like Riverside, CA.

Federal Spending must be reduced CONSIDERABLY, and taxes must also be reduced PERMANENTLY, e.g. the Death Tax, Corporate Tax, Capital Gains tax, and a STRONG reduction in income tax across the board, but focusing a larger cut on the 25-33% tax bracket.

If you're willing to work for free (meaning you can cut the 50% expense ratio to 40% since you're property manager's doing it for nothing), you're willing to accept a net of $100/month, and you can buy a $9.6 million dollar house you can rent for $100,000 a month.

But does anyone see any problems if I just ran an ad or posted a sign simply saying "Wholesaler seeking buyers"?

I don’t like meeting people to get quotes… It is too time consuming, So I like to be able to figure it out fairly simply…