Will do next, thanks guys.

I mean a rent to buy agreement. Obviously my relationship with my solicitor isn't too good, as I was of the belif of a couple of weeks would be plenty of time. We are now up to 6 weeks with the so called expert. All monies payed up front before he would even start, and I might add the most expensive we have come across so far, now lucky to get a response. 

Thank you I will check it out. Everyone deserves to know about tenants that stop paying rent without any communication and ignore any attempts to contact them. 

Thanks d ill check it out. Just watched Tommys course a lot is back in 2009 and 10. Looked up a few liens and they didn't seem to be as readily available. This is only initial research thou. Like you would by rest to hear some more up to date info. 

Hi les I am actually in QLD  not sure if they can still help or not?

Thanks everyone for the comments, getting my head round it now, wise words of wisdom there Paul I will take your advice, as hard as it is to want to rush in and get someone in there. Does anyone know what the set time is for it to stay on your record after you have been discharged?

Thanks Shahin, I am looking at doing at vf a property to sell and have had quite a few applicants that have been bankrupt and of course have been looking at how they would stack up for a bank loan in the years to come. One guy has two years left to run out of his 8 but everything else looks great, while another is still undischarged, but has great income. After the above comments looking like the undischarged would be a very long process to get financed out.

Thanks for your reply terry, making sense now. So obviously if someone is telling me that they are undischarged  bankrupt they are still in the 3 year period and more than likely have no hope of being annulled.