Unfortunately, it must be to Mike.I have been reading "trade" articles and can't find any quotes on National average operating expenses let alone regional.

Bigger Pockets has a list of resources for national, regional and local bank REO listings on its website link: Foreclosure Resources, Where to Find Foreclosures, Bank REO Listings, Pre-Foreclosures, etc.Banks buy foreclosed properties at sheriff sales so, check the county sheriff's website, courthouse listings and local newspapers to see what sold and who bought it.

Just found this article. http://www.bostonherald.com/news/regional/general/view.bg?

I have no problem explaining to an agent or seller I can't pay anymore because I must make a profit, simple as that.Where I think real estate agents shoot themselves in the foot is looking down on investors because they claim we always make insultingly low offers they are embarrassed to take to their seller mostly because they blew smoke up their nether regions to get the listing.

(Los Angeles Region)?

Regions Financial Corp., Alabama's biggest bank, will assume all deposits from Integrity, which was run by Integrity Bancshares Inc.

Is it a local/regional bank?

Further to my query about legalities and licencing for collecting finders fee - aside from the courthouses does anyone have any good resources for finding notes in Canada, more specifically in the Toronto/Ontario region?

They are an online list broker that can provide list of non-owner occupied homes in any zip code or region.

Part of his past experience includes running his own Regional Sales Office for a Fortune 500 company.