A suffered, B-C+ did great. 

How dare I open an account to try to remind members of your elite club that many of the people you are approaching are suffering and under a lot of distress while going through the process of losing a home.

If a buyer did that to a wholesaler, that kinda stuff gets around, and their business will suffer.

They suffered no consequences for the rules they broke. 

Are land contracts a good way to sell your house.everywhere I read it ,it says land contracts are predatory.But so far I can understand seller has huge risk if buyer defaults, then you have to go to courts and all the complicated stuff.So seller wastes time.Please share experiences especially if someone has suffered buyer default and how it was dealt.

Intel is investing $20 billion to build chip manufacturing plants in Licking County, which is projected to create 30,000 new jobs.

Ottom them fill and plant grass.  

Also there is a large project in the works at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant for enriching uranmium.  

@Bill Richard You seem to be suffering from some misconceptions;No basis for "fraud", as to the 2nd mtg holder, from the facts given....default, yes.The 2nd mtg holder has no "rights" to assume the first....pay it off, yes.There's no real estate agent with E&O to go after....this person was not representing this lender/individual as an agent working for a commission....this person was acting as a principle, which their broker's E&O has nothing to do with.The title co. has no liability for the "no seconds allowed" clause in the 1st mtg......that's a breach/default issue between the 1st mtg lender and the mortgagor.

For example, splitting a $50M portfolio into 5 LLCs can generally ensure that if you suffer a lawsuit that wipes out one basket the others aren’t affected – essentially limiting your liability.However, most folks with portfolios less than $10M generally don’t need to consider splitting it up this way since adequate insurance coverage in a single LLC should mitigate most of the risk.TN has both excise and franchise taxes.