Not impossible, but normally they have their procedures and don't really want to take calls from random people. 

You do have policy and procedures in place?

First, by having the best structure and procedures to avoid disaster.  

The legislature must provide, by law, for: (1) interest on the delinquent taxes and other impositions not to exceed 1% per month on a non-compounding basis; (2) a penalty not to exceed 5% of the delinquent taxes and other impositions; (3) a period of time during which the lien cannot be enforced; (4) a procedure for claiming the excess proceeds from the sale of the property as a result of the enforcement of the lien; and (5) the authority of the tax collector to waive penalties for good cause.

If you want to move back into the home, there should be a set of procedures for you to follow. 

---So, ask about their standard operating procedures and make sure your management contract has an easy termination clause.What are your options if you experience one of the above?

If you are not familiar with the title search procedure, you should seek a professional with experience.

Be sure to call the planning department of where the property is located to verify the STR process and procedure.

Whether the client is acting as a buyer, seller, or bank in a loan transaction will affect the due diligence procedure.

Hospitals will have to change more for procedures to makeup for the $ they lose for the folks who don’t pay their debts.