POWER HOUR - lunch and learn (in person or zoom)

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POWER HOUR - lunch and learn (in person or zoom)

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When:09/09/25 12:00PM - 02:00PM America/Chicago

Where:Suite 900, 9606 N Mopac Expressway Austin, Texas 78759

Cost:$20

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T. Alan CeshkerPro Member

Attorney · 3409 Executive Center Drive Ste 110 Austin, Texas 78731 · Member since 2020 · 99 posts · 92 votes

Wrap Panel with the Experts

📅 Date: Tuesday, September 9th
⏰ Time: 12:00 pm – ??? (we’ll keep going until your questions are answered!)
📍 Location: In-person (lunch provided) or via Zoom

Join us for a Wrap Panel featuring some of the most experienced professionals in the business.
Come hungry for knowledge (and lunch!) as we dive deep into creative finance. Expect an interactive discussion where every question gets answered—and the conversation will likely run longer than an hour.

✨ What to expect:

Expert wrap panel discussion
In-person lunch included
Virtual attendance available via Zoom

🔗 Register here: https://www.ceshker.com/Power-Hour-With-T-Alan

Seats fill quickly—secure yours today and invite colleagues, friends, and partners who want to learn more about creative finance!

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Ken M.
Investor · Get yourself trained before doing something inadvisable. · Member since 2024 · 3k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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Quote from @T. Alan Ceshker:
Wrap Panel with the Experts

📅 Date: Tuesday, September 9th
⏰ Time: 12:00 pm – ??? (we’ll keep going until your questions are answered!)
📍 Location: In-person (lunch provided) or via Zoom

Join us for a Wrap Panel featuring some of the most experienced professionals in the business.
Come hungry for knowledge (and lunch!) as we dive deep into creative finance. Expect an interactive discussion where every question gets answered—and the conversation will likely run longer than an hour.

✨ What to expect:

Expert wrap panel discussion

In-person lunch included

Virtual attendance available via Zoom

🔗 Register here: https://www.ceshker.com/Power-Hour-With-T-Alan

Seats fill quickly—secure yours today and invite colleagues, friends, and partners who want to learn more about creative finance!
Any idea what's going on with State of Arizona v. Cameron Jones et al., No. CV2025-008024 ?
Anything that changes how Wraps, SubTo and Foreclosure should be handled?
Is it local or can it spill over to TX ?
https://www.azag.gov/sites/default/files/2025-03/CV2025-008402%20State%20of%20Arizona%20v.%20Cameron%20Jones%20et%20al%20FILED%20%281%29.pdf

Just curious for your opinion.
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T. Alan CeshkerPro Member
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Attorney · 3409 Executive Center Drive Ste 110 Austin, Texas 78731 · Member since 2020 · 99 posts · 92 votes
1y
I will try to get an update on the litigation - if there is any. However, the issue in that case was misrepresentation and overreaching.

As long as the investor is acting with integrity and not doing these things, the case has nothing to do with wraps.

In fact, the method of purchase is not in question -- it is the representations made. The method of purchase could have been cash or any other method. They highlight the use of a wrap for the appeal.

Hope to see you at the wrap event

Thanks

Alan
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- Ken M.
  Investor · Get yourself trained before doing something inadvisable. · Member since 2024 · 3k+ posts · 1k+ votes
  1y
  Quote from @T. Alan Ceshker:
  I will try to get an update on the litigation - if there is any. However, the issue in that case was misrepresentation and overreaching.
  
  As long as the investor is acting with integrity and not doing these things, the case has nothing to do with wraps.
  
  In fact, the method of purchase is not in question -- it is the representations made. The method of purchase could have been cash or any other method. They highlight the use of a wrap for the appeal.
  
  Hope to see you at the wrap event
  
  Thanks
  
  Alan
  
  Thanks.
  
  I guess it's still important to explain to people in this day and age "the issue in that case was misrepresentation and overreaching." And apparently a few laws were allegedly broken such as equity skimming (alleged), failure to disclose (alleged), foreclosure consultants, (alleged), false memorandums (alleged), C Protection Act (alleged), C Fraud Act (alleged),
  vulnerable adults (alleged), and so on. Seems something is going to stick.
  
  What I find interesting is the extensive use of LLCs which offered little protection (not surprisingly) and including the lawyers. I understand the lawyers will seek dismissal, but what a hassle.
  
  I just commented on a post where the buyer did a subject to without bringing the loan current and now wants to know what to do next. ;-)
  
  @T. Alan Ceshker: You know this already, so this is for the "lurkers"
  My experience in court is that the judge expects you to know these things before you buy the property. And, anyway it's "he said/she said" as far as buyer vs seller with the homeowner having the upper hand in litigation. Especially if in foreclosure or a "vulnerable" party. Court is supposed to be "fair" and "fair" is whatever the court decides is "fair", not necessarily how an investor thinks it should be "fair".
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