If you can handle the "people" aspect by reading them, listening to them, I believe you will have better success.  

I'm almost positive that the tenant will have a different financial issue going forward, but it may be in another aspect of their life.  

I'm not really involved in that aspect of it, so I'd hesitate to endorse any particular company because I can't actually speak to how good/bad any particular company is.Google searching "Loan Servicing TitleCompanyName" is a place to start. 

I've always had an interest in various aspects of REI and I believe now is the best time for me to jump in.

All are important but different lenders will weigh different aspects differently for different borrower's, different deals, different situations, and at different times.

Same in many, many aspects of life.

This holds with others aspects of the deal as well, so without experience using a listing agent as a buyer isn't for newbies.Other than that, I have nothing on that company, if you're interested as a buyer or seller you might check out "Z-Buyers" and ask for Craig.

Converting to a condo is truly cost prohibitive from many aspects, as far as we've looked into it.  

The most important aspect I have come to understand is that you can't do it alone and you can't take a back seat. 

Have you given any thought to what aspects of real estate interest you most?