I recommend you take it seriously, keep your head on a swivel, and be prepared to defend yourself.4.

I'm not defending them, but it does not look good if you don't have requirements, run their credit and then tell them you don't like their score.If they think you are violating fair housing laws, they should also not take your business.As far as representing both sides, did you agree to this in your listing agreement? 

I know it's somewhat unlikely, but I just want to make sure I am dotting my i's and crossing my t's.Thanks, They give you 30 days before you totally screw up the seller's credit and they foreclose.Here's some help - look under #4 Defending a Subject To, then look at #5 (b)Subject To Has 5 phases (ok, there are more, but I’m covering these 5 for now) https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/1154639-subj...

I am just trying to be realistic, keeping in mind you may need to defend your claims, you want it to be substantiated easily. 

They still would have the ability to call foul on you, which you would have to defend yourself.

I love Queens and I love New York but some things here are so backwards.It is WILD to look the other way from negative behavior and punish those who defend themselves and their possessions.

However, since you personally attacked me, I have no choice but setting the record straight to defend myself. 

And insurance companies have teams of experienced attorneys defending any claims.

In my home state of ohio, these auctions come with clean title and they include all leins and morgages in the starting price so i figured it was the same for florida.first property i am a defendant on, the second im not because the foreclosure process started before my purchase date so im not entitled to the lien.

If you are going to come on here and imply wrong doing, say what you are gonna say to give the man an opportunity to defend himself.