better to put your money on black at a roulette table in vegas!

So then, the age old debate of customer service in loans comes to the borrower table.

Here is NationStar's SEC filing showing in the table at the top of page 34 that REOs cost the company millions per quarter.

I remember in the front of their office they had a big table and kids cutting and pasting out of the paper the NOD's they bought most of the Oakland foreclosures for years :)Its a dollar over in Oregon and Washington can't buy anything with a penny :)

Very often I show up at probate houses and there is a pile of mail on the table with literally 50+ other we buy houses post cards.

You can always take the money you would like to double to a casino and head straight for the roulette table.

Making educated bets is like gambling at a poker table.

I will assign my lease option to purchase to another retail buyer on rent to own basis for a fee):Market value: 150KSeller owes: 160KSeller payments to the bank (mortgage + tax + insurance): 1500/monthThe owner does not want to bring in any money to the closing table.

The option actually has no value, as the writer of the option, the seller, can not perform on the option unless another party (the lien holder) agrees, or the seller is willing to bring money to the closing table to pay off the loan in full.Since the option has no value, any money received for the option is money that is being received by the seller because the lending institution is selling the property below market price.

At that point you might consider trying to find an investor for his note as his other option of you refinancing him out is off the table.