For example, 2% of $550 sec dep is $11.00 a year minus hard expenses (like stamps, envelopes, ink) minus time.

These range from a copy of the stamped conveyance to police records and financial references.If you were interested in actually being granted residency, their are two available permits that one can apply for, which give an accelerated consideration option.

If it was meant as a financial barrier, sending out a demand notice usually is not that expensive, some paper a stamp and an envelope is usually within everyone's budget.

I assume they didn't take title (here they would have to pay a doc stamp fee to take title) because they saw little value, and didn't want the liability....Maybe.

Actually from what I have seen they all have the flipper stamp, granite counters, new floors, paint etc.

they definitely do get free groceries but not a pass on rent, food stamps everywhere.

I don't need to buy stamps or write out checks.

You fill out a non-periodic garnishment form and pay the clerk $15 and get the form stamped.

Those include document stamps and recording fees along with costs of the loan for underwriting and review.

The last time I had to do this, they stamped and signed copies of my plans.