Maybe you are referring to actually having to have a cash outflow when it was not desired.Maybe draft the partnership interest in such a way to mitigate this kind of situations. 

I'm happy about this part: "Incumbent in the sale of Fannie Mae’s non-performing loans are requirements that buyers of these loans pursue loss mitigation that is sustainable for the borrower." 

It's those maniacs that buy homes cash via quit claim deed off of craigslist that really get screwed.Make sure your property manager is a licensed real estate brokerage.Understand you can not eliminate all risk, only mitigate it.

Does working with sellers in pre-foreclosure mean you have to be a loss mitigation expert?

where are you in the mitigation process?

However, you may be able to do a loss mitigation work-out plan within the bankruptcy.

I'm looking for anyone who has information about how to be able to contact these loss mitigators who assign the listings.

--- I have been closing for ten years and heavily involved in REO, Foreclosure, and Loss Mitigation for five years....

I am a Real Estate Agent that specializes in loss mitigation (short sales) in Florida.I think the response that you are witnessing from agents is a blend of frustration and lack of education/skills to deal with what you are asking them to do.In my opinion (and obviously it's biased!)

I specialize in loss mitigation (short sales) and I thought this might be a cool place to hang out and learn.Look forward to spending some time here.dave