He will document our appearance and then can file with the judge that we want our $13.5k check back and the deal is dead.

It may have hit load bearing walls, doesn't appear to have collapsed, so get the walls braced up immediately and get plywood on the outside to prevent weather or unwanted visitors.

AND on the hook for their appearance fees and court costs, possibly attorney's fees.

The edges of some of the planks appear to be "puffy" and there are one or two gaps that stick out.

(Yes we are friends)I have a price quote in my inbox that I am very interested in; however the property is owned by an attorney.I hesitate to touch this; however this appears to be a nice property.Thoughts?

At first run of the numbers this does not appear like a good deal.Hope this helps,Ted

From where I sit, it appears that the point of the strategy is to avoid the seasoning requirement.

A SFH I am interested in - which I know was foreclosed.  Fannie Mae was the grantee of the homeowner's deed and several months ago ( over 6).  It's now REO by Fannie Mae.I've been following the property, however it ha...

It appears as though you have 2/3.Find good deals, be a facilitator, the money will find you.

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