If the evidence does not pass all of those hurdles, we have a form letter that they have not provided sufficient proof of an ESA. 

A Mortgagee nor a Deed of Trust Trustee carries out the auction themselves.The result of the auction is (a) no bid exceeds the minimal amount of reserve to the Mortgagee thus the Mortgage/DOT will be extinguished and the Mortgagee will receive title to the real property, (b) a bid is sufficient to exceed the minimal amount of reserves to the Mortgagee thus the Mortgagee's debt is paid, extinguished and title passes to the bidder who made said bid.

You could ask them to just monitor your wallet to ensure sufficient funds, but then they'd have to trust your security policy and procedures are at least as good as the exchanges.  

For now all you are going to see is more of the same because the vast majority of inventory is being held by people with 4-sub 4 rates and they can't/won't want to afford elevated prices and 6+ rates.

However, I find myself at a crossroads, as I am unsure about which city or market to focus on due to the vast array of options available.The potential for investment seems endless, its like never ending. and I would greatly appreciate your insights into the most promising markets or cities to consider.

Do I draft the contract price for higher than the actual build price that would include our estimated profit (sell price) or would a separate agreement between the lot owner be sufficient enough that outlines the deal since we don't know the actual sell price until it goes to market?

However, I’m wondering if I need to engage an Attorney a borrower has missed a payment and it’s time to send a Notice of Default.Must the Notice of Default (NoD) be a letter sent certified mail or would an email sent to the borrower notifying them of non-payment be considered sufficient as a Notice of Default.

My point is that investing in something because others are is not a sufficient reason for me. 

HI Stephen,You can always open HELOC or line of credit from your primary house or non primary house, assuming you have sufficient equity and income to qualify.

Dedicate sufficient working capital to your business 6.