I'm personally not a fan of flips because there's no room for error like a rental provides.

Just doing my research and wrapping my head around NPLs.  I have a question about the timing of the modification:Example: my borrower has 10k in arrears, and an interest rate of 12%Let's say I call him up and we agree...

Those hedge funds could have done it themself but it didn't fit what they were doing at the time.2) Good old human error.

I am a rookie investor in Southwest Florida.

What was your trial and error story ? 

If one has a software system that eliminates human error, great. 

For about half the commission, you would have a “rookie” agent representing you.

I got an email with the following message from Zillow "Contact support for advertising rentals in communities of 50 units or more", I am still waiting on a response from them.I then tried to list it on apartments.com and faced an error saying that subleases were not allowed and to call customer support if this was an error, so I did.

I was a rookie and did not take this into consideration when taking on the property, even though it came up in the inspections (which I re-read after my contractor told me of this issue, I did not know the magnitude of what it meant when it came up, and the realtor did not point out what it meant).I would suggest getting off BP, and searching the internet to find a local asbestos guy who can give you the facts. 

It's entirely possible that the current mortgage on title includes a description of your land due to an error in the legal description but it does not actually encumber it.