If they use the "I don't know where to pay my rent" excuse after ignoring the notices and call, you probably don't want them renting your place.

Ignore the advertisements, and remember your actual credit score will be slightly different than what it tells you but its a good guide, and you can use it as a way to keep watch on account balances, and new accounts you didn't open.     

Shame though, its in a decent place and it looked really nice before the fire. p.s if you do ignore the warnings, at least swing under 50k 

People agree with you, and you find some way to respond rather obtusely with obscure stats as if you are against them, and people disagree with you, and you tell them they aren't on topic or you ignore their reasonable sources and years of experience and throw out more garbage.

Full disclosure, I have not completed any deals so you can completely ignore my input if you like. 

If the owner and/or borrower (They can be two different people) didn't file, then the bankruptcy shouldn't have anything to do with this property but if someone did and listed it, only the trustee has authority for a property subject to bankruptcy protection so if you are hearing conflict, I'd ignore the person(s) that says differently.

If its a FSBO, sometimes you've got to get real with these folks, but many times the reason they are FSBO is they are ignoring the reality that their house isn't worth what they think.

I have learned to ignore the sub 100k leads, the fake leads that come in at 3am and the people with no loan approvals.

When I began the Roth IRA, I was ignorant to real estate and the things you can do from a SDIRA. 

Guess what, he DIDN'T.After 2 weeks he completely ignored our instructions and didn't even tell us.