I've been to 2 big name companies and they both have told me that they wouldn't be interested in taking me on as an agent unless I was willing to come on full time, which is a bummer, but understandable I guess.

Quote from @Gary Abner: @Ko Saynourath:Hi Gary,As a landlord, I take pride in taking care of my tenants really well because the favor will be returned.

If there are folks in front of you, they may not have interest in taking possession and have more interested in getting their money from the jurisdiction (which you will pay to redeem the liens if you plan on taking possession).

I'm a big believer in Taking Action!

He emailed me an intake sheet with blanks for property information.

I will definitely have my notepad ready in taking notes and networking with investors.

I don't know at what amount a trustee would be interested in taking the house.

Many a newbie (including myself) has made mistakes in taking properties like this.

IN taking back the property and selling it later the new buyer's closing attorney wanted the land contract tenant to come to the real estate office and sign papers (quit claims etc.) as if the law considered him a deserving owner.

With a goal and a plan in place, then one can work efficiently and effectively in taking steps of action.