They were an affiliate of AON and was simply offering their product for a referral fee.

I have no affiliation with the company.

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I recommend that you look for your local REIA who may have business affiliates (attorneys) that understand real estate investing and may be able to help you. 

It depends: Understanding Bankruptcy When Screening Tenants(no affiliation, just great info that's exactly what you are looking for)

These range from legitimate companies solidly backed perhaps by Wall Street and those lending their own money with something to actually lose, to anyone who claims to represent a lender.Many lenders offer affiliate programs where they explain their lending criteria to you and you go out and drum up business for them, earning a commission and with little regard for the borrower.

I know it sounds a bit black & white but affiliation is one of the worst things to trust. 

So even if MFB was doing good and had no leverage or affiliation with the creditor, since MFA collapsed MFB investors are stuck holding the bag and are potentially going to get wiped out.

I use launch and am an affiliate partner there, so can get you some cool perks if you sign up through me.

They will either have it or can likely point you into the direction of an affiliate that offers it.