I'm sure that is true, because most mortgage companies aren't going to go searching for issues when there aren't problems - but in the truest sense of the word this is loan fraud and I'm just not up for it in my portfolio.I did hear from a friend of a friend type that she was able to close a subto with a small local bank somewhere in Georgia (property was also located there) because of a long standing relationship with the bank. 

In footnote 35 they talk more about how it's not really being addressed in this case because of procedural/timing issues with the Commissioner's motion. 

I currently use Livable for submetered water/sewer/trash billing, but I would like to switch services due to constant billing issues.

Finding maintenance issues prior to them becoming a larger problem (water leaks, pipes, roof etc.).

I have a property manager actually do the showings, but any issues like plumber , electrical is a phone call away.The only challenge is it's a commercial loan, which requires more down, higher rates and shorter terms. 

When I allow them to paint as long as I approve the color I have had no issues.

You'll often find good value in the lots and you'll have fewer issues selling them.

My issue is figuring out how to cash flow it.It’s hard to get accurate numbers with Cleveland properties ranging in quality.

MMX-CV23-6038591-S the property named above will be sold, subject to court approval, at public auction on Saturday, May 11, 2024 at 12:00 PM on the premises.Anyone who wants to participate in the bidding, except the foreclosing plaintiff, must register with the Committee prior to the auction and present for the Committee’s examination a certified or bank check made payable to the bidder in the amount of $25,200.00Qualified bidders will be issued numbers, and bidding will be conducted and recorded by those numbers.

I didn't conduct a deep dive in to the neighborhood comps but this initial observation points to a pricing issue.