A good loan servicing agreement should address the customary risks, paying obligations such as taxes and insurance, but also have an understanding of just what the servicer will do in the event when non-conventional issues arise.An example would be when a borrower has repairs made to the property (or does them) and they have little equity.

This makes it easier to take the property back in the event that the buyer stops paying since you can now formally foreclose on him. 

If the target client is a healthcare worker who makes 100K+ per year and is staying a few months they will want a certain type of area, whereas a person only staying a weekend wants to be near their "event" and is more forgiving on other things.

I wanted to see how things are in recent events in this regards, as I have no knowledge of this region of the globe. 

I'm grateful that other real estate experts online can at least validate that real estate investing is being affected by current economic events. 

Ill be posting the info right after I send this reply, so look for it under Events.

You could start an event on BP or meetup dot com.  

Insurance, weather related events, and labor costs for cleaning have been a big cost this year for  us.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Kody SmithJust went through this with a 2.8M property that thought needed $200k in repairs and it went for $1.8M at auctionPeople are going to lowball this at auction and that close will wait and probably pick it up for around $1.4M well i guess ill offer him 1.9M~ and if he does not take it, ill attend the auction. 

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