Some people make attempts at getting around this buy calling them "marketing fees" or some other obvious attempt at skating the law, but even if there is some loophole or potential way around it, anyone who is willing to pay that fee to an unlicensed person isn't the smartest person in my book because it's very risky, and no upside to the risk of it.

Even if you attempt to contact the lender directly, they will not speak to you- you will be redirected to Launch.

I’m just trying to figure out what the extra $130 is for and they won’t tell me.Is this still a case of the property owner not doing their due diligence or is it perhaps an intentional attempt to mask egregious fees on the part of an unethical PMC?

I am willing to be dollars to donuts that most of your Section 8 tenants are able-bodied humans intelligent enough to get a job and pay their way through life, but they somehow manage to milk the system.

CAR met with them last week and are attempting to get an extension till April but no word on that yet.

Before that, a friend of my cousin lived there rent-free as well.Attempts to Resolve the Issue: I’ve made three attempts to resolve the situation by speaking with my aunt about either selling the property or negotiating a buyout of my share.

So when the foreclosure is attempted they end up getting cancelled and it creates the Zombie foreclosure.What would be interesting is finding a way to easily locate a list of zombie foreclosures.John I had my first one as well. got contacted and owner said bank just mailed the deed.. saying they delayed foreclosure to long.. the seller was about to lose it in 48 hours at tax sale  so I cured that.. and then did a JV with him taxs were 20 some grand.. 

What are you attempting to accomplish with an app?

It feels like a desperate attempt to pressure someone into paying, but I've been surprised before. 

The pet fee is there to take into account that there is another 'body', if you will, that is living in the property, and is thus causing more wear and tear on it.