A big warning to everyone: There are the legal ways of doing something and then there is the reality.

If the appraiser drives by your house, or more likely does a google drive by and sees the  warning signs... they will murder your house on appraisal.The current deal I am working, the house was basically move in ready... they just left it a mess, didnt stage it, overpriced it, marketed it NONE... had a garbage realtor, and had moved out of state and were eating the mortgage. 

Anytime anything gets fined, there should usually be a warning letter sent out long before a fine that gives you some amount of time to fix it or you will be fined.

I generally do NOT write reviews, but I really want to do good by warning other potential investors to NOT invest with Patch of Land.

So just imagine my reaction as you read on.....I received the same "warning" from Homeaway as you for a listing that I manage for one of my clients. 

We had lots of cash on hand but warned investors in June of the potential for a cash call in September if leasing didn't pick back up.

Most people it gets them to realize you are serious, if no payment, start the eviction process.Remember 1 thing.. there is always enough time and money for what's important to you, so for them not to pay you, they are telling you they think you're lower on the totem pole than other bills.. make sure to be very upfront, stern and fair. 

Warn us before posting something like that!

Pitfalls, warnings and success stories would be great.

But i've also seen a few BP blog posts warning that they are scams...