Property was used as a movie set for a major motion picture.

At the very least I'd do the front of the house to make it look uniform. 

So I then put my plan in motion.

Hi @Frank DiGiorgio, I second the motion on Windsor Hills.

I contend two things: 1) the transaction is 'out-of market', and 2) the system (state law and deed-of-trust power of sale) is uniform, effective, and efficient.

I do not mind saying that my ill advised, uniformed offer of 175$ was neither countered nor answered. __________, the mortgage lender's loss mitigator would not respond, ander emails or returm calls.

When faced with situations where an insurer has refused to offer title insurance I've been able to contact a different title insurer and get them to insure it as the underwriting for title insurance is not 100% uniform. 

It made getting my agent’s license worth while, and I set 2-3 other projects in motion over the same time period, so yes, the effort was worth it many times over.

Very uniform identical units. 

The only way to succeed is to market to people who have either had their BK case dismissed by the court (usually for failure to file documents timely) or if a lender files a Motion For Relief From Stay (because plan payments are not being made) AND the court grants that motion.