I'd go to Small Claims Court (<$7000. in MA).

U may want to talk to your account rep and get a clarification of this. whole notes it appears they do assign 100% interest to the investor .. and in my mind that is the safest way to do these. 

Courts recognize that discrimination may result from both intentional and unintentional conduct.The important term is "protected class".

The accounts don't appear to be shill accounts for the company and there's nothing to stop an actual customer from coming here to post their experiences, even if they are being prompted by the company.

Even if they did have daily data we could get in front of them by using the court dockets to see everything before it gets to the recorders  site.

I believe this is the type of Person BP should be courting for pod casts or whatever type of presentation your contemplating in the future to help guide your BP members that are starting out. 

I agree, with turning the property over you have to make it ready, account for vacancy and go through the courts for an eviction, all of which will cost you.

They still owe the back rent as evidenced by the fact that your resident gave you a credit card authorization.If CFPB doesn't have a solution, then you have to decide if going to small claims court is worth it.

I am wondering whether they are requesting the Court to repay the first mortgage although the auction stated it was subject to the first mortgage. 

My attorney ask if I wanted to go ahead and place the notice in the newspaper and he would file the necessary paperwork as far as getting a court date.