In CA, you only need to disclose your interest in the property if you are acting in the capacity of the license.

How did it work out and is that a good way to go?

And it didn't work out in 04, so it's not always, nice try, we'll probably know by the end of the week when defeat is accepted.....I hear Ryan is planning on teaching at some university...LOL

That didn't work out and I ended up renting it out.

I offered to work out a payment plan (before the BK).

I suppose on a flat fee listing I wouldn't have to split the commission 50/50 if a buyers agent brought a buyer - just work out a favorable commission structure prior to listing it.

This is what I usually do to keep control and then just subcontract the work out myself.

Credit,Character,Capacity.

The capacity to pay the loan is at the top of the list of requirements, but it's not going to be a loan program with verifications of a borrower's income and qualify.Let's assume the property passes the collateral requirements.There is an old saying that you can get a loan if you can prove you don't need it, in other words there just isn't any way the repayment would not be made, few will meet that test.As to LTV, it is generally 20% or 25% down, at that amount many lenders may want 30% down, that might be had with a combined loan to value meaning a seller could carry back 15% (20%), buyer has 10% down and finance 75% (70%).

How did you campaign work out?