TY for responding.

Again, I primarily work in Portland proper (which, it seems like most of these folks responding aren't aware, is a whole different ballgame than the rest of Oregon). 

If all things are equal consider who responds most timely and do so with a professional tone, text, and/or email? 

I'll definitely grab Turner's book and hopefully when issues arise it can just be used as a playbook for how to respond.

I didn't respond to the guy, but my thoughts are when you engage in nonsensical behavior don't expect nothing but nonsensical outcomes.

But as word got out about this a local reporter reached out to Top Golf who responded they didn't want to build there, so that empty threat really backfired on them....

Thank you for responding! 

For example, people wanted to know "what happens if the seller says this when you talk to them on the phone"..he would respond by saying "Only ask questions pertaining to where you are in the process".

Dylan’s Christmas success story shows what’s possible when you respond with urgency, while the missed opportunity in Port St.

There is no shortage of people getting into Sub to's that do not know how or trying to make a buck without knowing the risk.If you worked for a servicer (Wells Fargo, Chase etc.) which all they do is collect funds and do not own the loan, and you went to your boss and said I am going to foreclose on these preforming loans because the deed changed names, I would guess you would no longer work for the Servicer any longer, remember the person who invest in the hedge funds is just looking for a long term return on their investment they can care less who is making the payment, just want the payment to be preforming.But if the uneducated investor did not do your insurance correct, or did not work with the seller to make sure they are not the one who the Servicer calls with questions or the seller is lead to believe his or her name will be off the loan, or the investor just does not respond to any question the servicer has, all can go bad in a hurry.I talk to Servicers often, they are just looking for comfort and communication.