Basically an informal audit of ones portfolio.This could be as simple as creating a few benchmarks (specific ratio of expenses, total PM fee ratios, vacancy rates and duration,etc)As much as one could assume they have a well oiled portfolio, an outside investor could find areas of improvement.

It’s not necessarily a foreclosure case.Including as a defendant in the lawsuit someone who would likely be a superior lien holder suggests to me there is more going on than a straightforward foreclosure.Or it could be something simple like an unreleased lien and the court is being asked to quiet title or otherwise weigh in on lien priority.Let us know how it shakes out. 

Simple life, no assets, no marriage, no committments, job hops, more time off between jobs, maybe no car, 100% ETFs if they have any savings.

I would just form a simple LLC in your state (possibly using LegalZoom or a local attorney) and you can always make it more grandiose later on.  

There is really no wiggle room for reconfiguring layout— and not worth simple hardware missing (in my opinion).here is a photo of the current setup.

I don't see any strikes against you, so it's probably a simple software glitch.

A heloc is an open end mortgage or in simple terms its a high risk credit line similar to a credit card that sits in 2nd lien position adding another trade line to your credit and reducing DTI.Just like a credit card if you ever miss a payment on any debts on credit or if your scores drop unexpectedly they bank can close or reduce your line of credit.

I've been on hold with VRBO for 45 minutes now on a very simple issue. 

Out of State investing is not that simple. 

I plan on having my immediate family members sign a simple agreement since they’ve already expressed no interest in the house or items within.