Many different markets, many different agents/brokers that specialize in those markets.  

its not guaranteed until the title commitment is done and in hand.. lenders want that a few weeks in advance so they have time to review it and check that there is nothing on title they dont like or is a deal breaker to funding.. they dont want to do all the work then have one day to review and approve title. these companies work just like a bank  they have set process's and getting title commitment and funding  same day is not one of them. now myself I will without title insurance.. and rely on a trustee's guarantee and my borrower if something does not go right then my borrower has to make it right.. so it takes a very special borrower that has that capacity.. and or have earned my trust.

Nothing was done because she’s a horrible tenant, it’s just a personal issue that requires me possessing the property.  

If the bank went through an actual foreclosure sale, you would have had redemption rights unless you failed to vacate within ten days after a demand for possession.

I'm not opposed to this program but am somewhat confused by all the somewhat ridiculous fair housing laws that real estate people have to tiptoe through and then they offer these special deals to only this select group of people?

Agents "sell" a property because prices are going up, not because they have any special skill.

All the roofers who have been up there were saying the roof is good and the leaks were due to other issues (installation of RTU, design of a special thing on top Jinya Ramen), not the integrity of the roof.The roof warranty was transferred to us and is not null and void. 

I was interested in commercial and investment property, so joined a mid size commercial brokerage as a broker - associate.Most brokers/agents at that time, even more so than today, did not “specialize’, at least with very specific parameters.

Here's a rundown of our current financial situation and REI experience:Current Properties:Short-term rental in the mountains of NC:- Owned outright- Grosses $2-4k per month- Valued at $400kCondo in Charlotte, NC (long-term rental):- Owned outright- Rents for $2.9k per month, cash-flowing $2k per month- Valued at $350kPrimary residence:- Located in NC- worth $800k, owe $200kMy wife is also a minority partner in an investment group that specializes in BRRRing foreclosed properties.

Trustco Union Bank, specializes in noo HELOC.