I have done several BoA REO deals and have always had to comply with their addendums.I even have had some that say they are not obligated to pay the co-op commissions even though they still did.

I have gotten to the point to where I comply this list during the rehab process because i'm pretty sure I will be asked for it.

The notice should contain the statute allowing set offs and penalties under the law for failing to comply.

The first I would do is comply for their request for mail and send them a certified letter stating they have seven days to pay their deposit in full or you will begin an eviction.

Comply with all obligations imposed on Tenant by building and housing codes materially affecting health and safety;b.)

So she felt as though as the new owners we would comply with the city and bringing the property up to code.

Although an official CMA (comparative market analysis) from a licensed Realtor is the preferred method and source of evaluation, there are many free and paid websites online that allow investors to reference "comps" online.I have a complied an on going and up to date list each year for my fellow investors.

From a broker’s perspective here are some possible ways to comply, or should I say get around SB978:1.TD investor makes loan that doesn't require RE Broker involvement.

My main concern is having one on deck for the deals that need additional support (foreclosure, loan mod, etc) - basically making sure to comply with local laws, etc.

Don't waste your time "working" with them if they clearly aren't complying but only buying more time with you.