Multiply those probabilities by one another, and you have a huge undercurrent of risk ballooning and compounding with each passing month. 

This fee could definitely be passed along to the tenant.

If you can't qualify under traditional financing or the property won't pass, then you'll need to seek private money options. 

I have never lent to an athlete, but I have lent to a few entertainers.

The sales and onboarding team (the team who collects your documents) are good, however, after they pass you to the actual property manager, it was very bad experience for me.

You can buy lists, but again, if it is on a list I would argue it is not "off market", even if it isn't on the MLS.You can talk to the mailman to find out who recently passed away or is moving to a nursing home.  

That house is an asset that perhaps could have or should have been sold to pay that debt and filing a potentially false deed after they pass away could be a way of avoiding payment of that debt.

James Hey James, Does your ex pass the ownership and use test(2 of the last 5 years owned and lived in the property)? 

Further, if the seller is unwilling to offer a buyers commission, I think many agents will just pass on listing their property.

@James Carlson That would be sweet if it passes.