The poisoned mouse/rat can die in your walls or crawlspace (possibly somewhere inaccessible) and smell horrible for quite a while. 3.

All banks do this, and as long as you don’t have something odd going on with your finances, any bank can die a conventional (Freddie/Fannie) loan for an investment.

Is this someone who is knowledgeable in Landlord Tenancy Act or someone knowledgeable about the legalities involved with purchasing property?

@Candy Gold In the big picture, yes. 

These questionable assignments have been used by bad actors like Ocwen to wrongfully foreclose on naive homeowners. 

Many of the most successful spirit-salespeople have used this method as it works well when done right.Get some funky looking person, even a starving actor for $50 and free food at the event, to be the 'property manager' and say strange, funny phrases to the reporters.  

Be swift to fix their deficiency through proper legal action and either they get current and clean up their act, or they don't and they be come their Command/Installation's problem before it gets too far out of hand.

You will likely need documentation from the Attorney General or equivalent of your country confirming you're not a bad actor with felonies, etc, back home.

Property may be subject to leasehold interests or other rights or claims of various tenants or other occupants, and Buyer may be subject to the United States Service Members Civil Relief Act, or other federal, state or local law, as applicable.

Sellers may find that the upsides of WS in terms of speed of transaction and quick cash are worth somewhat of a lower price, which is plausible because the margins WS get on sale/resale are not great.Overall not sure if I think WS add value to the market, not all market actors do for sure, but if I were to make the argument it would run something like the above.