Your tenants will put more harmful things down the garbage disposal and sink than the higher end tenants and will leave you more of a clean up job on turnover.OTOH your lower end tenants will let you slide on coming right over to fix a broken disposal or running toilet.

I don't have 100K at my disposal on my credit cards, nor do I have that equity available.

Now that the power is turned off, the pump in the basement can't dispose of the accumulating water which will eventually inundate the basement again.

The national banks are more likely to use a large corporate to dispose of properties across the country (brokerage or the large company buying the portfolio).

If they have a lot to sell and are facing pressure (economic or regulatory) then they will also look to dispose of property in bulk.

Regulated lenders (banks, etc) legally have to dispose of their REOs and a minimum price is not required.

Most big property management Companies use cheap disposable camera's.

If nobody else bids, the lender is stuck with the property, and the owner gets nothing.Now, the lender has to dispose of it.

I look for banks or portfolio owners interested in disposing properties here in Silicon Valley one by one.

It seems like a good way to dispose of property that may not be selling.