The format in my post above all messed up, posting again:Found this on TREC website: TREC regulates these real estate professionals in Texas: • Real Estate Sales Agents and Brokers • Real Estate Inspectors • Easement and Right-of-Way Agents • Real Estate Education Providers • Real Estate Education Instructors • Residential Service Companies (home warranty companies) • Timeshare Plans I don't see property managers.

I was instructed to leave things how they are and that if it worked before for the previous homeowner, it should be fine. 

Make it a short and sweet event.Repeat this every six month until people look to you for guidance and are willing to follow your instructions.

I don't think anything fishy will happen, but I just want to be sure I'm protected.Could someone shoot me some forms you may have used or instruct me in how to alter a assignment contract.

He suggested that I could instruct the attorney that I did not want to have any direct contact with the borrower and that if the borrower wanted a workout they would need to go through them (the attorney) or contact the servicer it was boarded with. 

When someone applies we tell them there are multiple applicants and we will get back to them within 24 ours with instructions on how to proceed.

As I'm sure you know, there is a huge problem in the business with fraud and also with fake escrow companies and fake wire instructions.

Find an active and hungry cash buyers that gives me very specific instructions as to what they want.2.

Because an escrow officer may only act on instructions and documents agreed to by the parties to a transaction, if a dispute or disagreement occurs, the escrow officer must remain neutral and will not proceed until the parties have reached a mutual agreement.

See Section 24.0053, Texas Property Code.The writ of possession shall order the officer executing the writ to:1. post a written warning of at least 8-1/2 by 11 inches on the exterior of the front door of the rental unit notifying the tenant that the writ has been issued and that the writ will be executed on or after a specific date and time stated in the warning not sooner than 24 hours after the warning is posted; and2. when the writ of possession is executed:(A) deliver possession of the premises to the landlord;(B) instruct the tenant and all persons claiming under the tenant to leave the premises immediately, and, if the persons fail to comply, physically remove them;(C) instruct the tenant to remove or to allow the landlord, the landlord's representatives, or other persons acting under the officer's supervision to remove all personal property from the rental unit other than personal property claimed to be owned by the landlord; and(D) place, or have an authorized person place, the removed personal property outside the rental unit at a nearby location, but not blocking a public sidewalk, passageway, or street and not while it is raining, sleeting, or snowing.The writ of possession authorizes the officer, at the officer's discretion, to engage the services of a bonded or insured warehouseman to remove and store, subject to applicable law, part or all of the property at no cost to the landlord or the officer executing the writ.The officer may not require the landlord to store the property.The writ of possession must contain notice to the officer that under Section 7.003, Civil Practice and Remedies Code, the officer is not liable for damages resulting from the execution of the writ if the officer executes the writ in good faith and with reasonable diligence.A sheriff or constable may use reasonable force in executing a writ under this section.See Section 24.0061, Texas Property Code.A writ of possession cannot be issued more than 60 days after a judgment for possession is signed, and a writ of possession cannot be executed after the 90th day after a judgment for possession is signed.