You need to file a motion to intervene into the case, among other things, to make this happen.  

But Ill second the motion, get your accountant involved ASAP to clear it up.

The appraiser is required to analyzed the purchase agreement per most lender's request and more importantly per the USPAP (Uniform Standards of Appraisal Practice).

One of the forms is a "Uniform Borrower Assistance Form".

One of the secrets about foreclosures is that being first rarely gets you the deal, instead building trust over time, and being there when they finally give up is what works (for example touching base after the judge give the bank a motion for relief from stay on their bankruptcy that has been postponing the foreclosure sale for 6 months - at which point no one else is even still tracking).Finally, the companies that do offer these usually don't bother with filters because there just aren't enough leads to make filtering useful in most geographies, and getting that data costs more money.

It has an audible alarm and motion sensors.  

I seem to recall one member mentioning that he became an accidental landlord because he was unable to easily sell his house when he was relocated, and ended up renting it out and beginning his investing career.It's certainly more challenging, and you would most likely need to have a non-military business partner or hire a management company, but it is indeed possible.Flipping, I believe, requires too much hands-on to do property while in the military, and I don't know enough about wholesaling to comment on the difficulty of running such a business while still in uniform.

I passed, let them go through the motions again.

If you want security cameras and motion lighting just by a little shed with solar panel on top so you don't have to tap into the utilities. 

I would like to just go through the motions, make a little off of it and see how it all works out!