Then people's faucet water starts to be lit on fire.....I'm no expert obviously but this seems like the same old story of huge companies spending millions to fight agencies which are meant to protect people.  

I do not have a dog in this fight and thus have no conflict of interest.Anyway, to get back to the point: I would love to be wrong.

It's not bullet proof, you could end up in a fight over your earnest money, but it does get you under contract and able to start analyzing the actual records of the property and hopefully it all checks out and you'll close!

@Harry StanleyI had a car in one of my living rooms - in researching if I had a claim, I spoke to a few attorneys- the consensus was "Allstate, that sucks" evidently they are the most difficult insurance company to work with and fight pretty hard to not pay - so, yes- I would definitely get an attorney if I were in your shoes- in my case I decided it wasn't worth pursuing a claim because they would have a pretty good argument that it was the drug dealer (and not the driver) who was at fault for placing a bullet in the drivers head- which caused a loss of control of the vehicle - never mind the fact that the driver was speeding off after a drug ripoff

Tenants always try to recruit me to fight their battles.

How long will you continue fighting fires?

If they wanted to fight this in court it would take again substantial amount of more time, billable ours, labor, manpower and money.Anonymity and privacy are just parts of asset protection.

IF your wholesale deal is good and have enough meat and potatoes, and certainly real wholesale deals, not the done that overestimate ARV, and underestimate repairs, not the inflated numbers, just show up at the courthouse steps, and the trustee sale buyers will fight for your deals.

Be smarter and step out and let me hear more about those that have bought something instead of fighting with someone because you did not like there material.SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS :lol:

You got lucky and she left without a fight.