The hearing dates sound like this is an active process.Getting title insurance will be a way to work all of this out as the title examiner will have to verify all of the proper steps were taken to get the property out of the bankruptcy and the foreclosure was also done correctly.

this is a belly to belly business.. unless you have 100's leads ... its not wise to do anything but make an appointment for a sit... then use your skills and sales techniques whether they are soft sell like Brian or hit you over the head the J Scott... but you would be amazed at the deals you make when they sounded rough on the phone and were completely different in person.I worked for 15 years shagging leads and doing in home presentations... its night and day from phone and in home.. and a really great sales men can turn someone around on a dime. 

In Florida there is mold everywhere, there isn't a house that doesn't have it, but on the other hand, I wouldn't want to take a chance on having awful mold all over the place and not cleaning it up properly.

Do NOT release any more checks until this is resolved AND you get a proper (perhaps notarized) Final Release in a form proper for your state, from this a$$ hole cabinet guy, otherwise he doesn't get a dime. 

I was on last night for your podcast on finding deals. 

I never properly thanked you for this post.

Sure, some of those people will be living in Stapleton proper, but not everyone will want to pay those prices.I moved from the west side (Highlands) to just east of Stapleton a few years ago.

A buddy rents out his parents in law gets $200 a night 90% occupied he will have his college paid off in no time.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

I really couldn’t sleep that night. 

I went to my first REIA meeting on Thursday night and it was very informational and inspirational.