If their income comes from social security or retirement accounts then you generally cannot do a bank levy as those funds are protected.Collection companies try to call the person to collect over and over.

If she chooses to retire now and live on social security alone her income would be less than $900/month and if she waits until she is 67 then she will get a whole $1100/month.

I am a follower of your blog and will definitely be interested in a meet-up or social to get to know other pharmacist investors.

They may simply be trying to suck you in for $5,000 in "funding" fees and then it's another $2,000 for wiring fees etc and the email came from Nigeria and oh, by the way we need your social security number etc.

I feel in easy about filling out their W-9 and giving my social security number.

I would call adult protection / social services and say your concerned about the persons well being and the inability of him to care for himself and a animal.. you feel an assessment needs to be made on behalf of the person.  

It would be nothing especially without the social media we have to our advantage.

I have seen them happen with D class properties, but not so sure about the A/B class ones you'll probably be looking at.Basically the most ideal situation for you is to find someone willing to sell their house or whatever to you, and they are in DIRE and URGENT need of about $200,000 in cash within the next 72 hours, and coincidentally, nobody in their social circle such as a friend or family member has that type of cash on hand.

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Being out of work, nearly 50 years old, and looking at my 401k, which I was diligent in my contributions from a young age, I realized that in my retirement I had social security as my only "passive" income and the rest was coming from my savings, which was then market dependent for growth once I stopped contributing.Although it took me longer than I wanted, I was able to get another W2 job, but while I was looking I started a handyman business.