If the amount of money is nominal you have to ask yourself if it makes sense to go for it or just write it off as the cost of doing business.

@Chris B.You can exchange it for $10 or something nominal.

If you can't sell, I someone who can manage it for you as a rental for a nominal 10% monthly. 

That said consult with your local housing counseling offices and broker- is there someone that can provide interpretation services for a nominal fee?

I live in the Dallas area and my county's appraisal district will provide a cd with the property address, owner information, and property information for the county for a nominal fee ($20-$30).

Risk in my mind does not make me get to agro about the co pay... as long as we are not talking half the rent and its a nominal amount.I saw one PM in MS  do this to my clientrent 800.00  co pay 30 dollars... tenants been there 5 years.. tenant always sporactic with co pay but gets caught up.. new PM sends eviction notice.. lady gets upset takes her voucher to another home and vacats... home needs 2,500 to turn over and get ready for next tenant.. plus the cost of filing the eviction.. plus it took 3 months to get rent again.. so that 30 dollars on principal cost my client almost 5 g's does that make any sort of logical sense...if you accept HUD then deal with these things.. other wise you only rent it market rent and look at risk / reward..

Hi Tim, i'll be there tomorrow actually at the COREE monthly meeting I even nominated one of our deals for deal of the year. hope to see you at some.

Ben,  there are usually NOD list companies who already compile this information for you at a nominal monthly costs..

Like others I paid a nominal fee to attend 3 day real estate workshops that give you the basics....of what they offer...at a much higher price.  

There is a nominal fee depending on your account type if it is over $10,000/month.