Help the next potential victim avoid them by getting the judgement.

If they do, you will win by default and get a judgement against them.  

Adjust for any old/new contracts you're removing or addingG&A (Advertising, Office, Software, Etc: T12 adjusted for any old/new contracts you're removing or addingReserves: $250-$350/unit multifamily; $0.15/sqft commercial; $1.00/sqft commerical TI'sTotal Expenses: Sum of all above expensesNET OPERATING INCOME = Project EGI - Total ExpensesProceed to look at multifamily / mixed use sale comps and make judgement call based on (i) going in / exit cap rate assumptions, (ii) $/unit, (iii) $/sqft, (iv) etc.

I think it will be initiated at the state level and implemented in how courthouses record deeds, liens, judgements, etc. 

We're using BPOs more to look for property descriptions and photos so that we can make a potential renovation judgement or to validate values we have from other sources.We also have REO agents in specific locations where we buy often.

Aren't you still cleaning up after getting hammered by rain?

Leading to my '24' political prediction, Fed level politics doing what it always does to "solve" such problems.... make-it-rain-$$$$$$$

You could have a few things driving the cost:-Location - if the house is more remote the contractor will have higher costs to get out there (gas, lodging, limited resources) or if you are using a local guy he might be higher because he knows there are fewer competitors -El Nino - the roofers we use are all busy because people are rushing to get work done before the rains hit.  

I can't speak to how long a court process would take, but if you have all your ducks in a row, a favorable judgement should be pretty attainable. 

For foundation problems, do you see houses with good foundation can still be at risk due to the Yazoo clay and significant rain ?