They should know their policies and procedures much better than a broker that is working with many banks at once.As others have said, it is time to work the phones.

I would probably reach out to you when I have secured a property with more specific questions about the mechanics of the implementation and procedures of having tenants.

They followed the procedure as they knew it to be (if I am wrong on that, it changes my answer).  

The suit to quiet title is a legal procedure to legally make you the owner of the property.

I would check the title report before moving much further.Also you should get pretty familiar with the tax foreclosure rules and procedures in whatever municipality or county the property is in. 

Regardless, you need to implement insurance and proper management procedures, regardless of how many assets and equity you have.

Look for another agent - - they serve YOU, not the other way round :sigh:This time discuss the procedures and documents they use to support screening!

Does the person who sent the IRS the contract know the proper procedures for getting an IRS loan released?

But developing procedures that keep us all safer will keep business moving, so it's worth the adjustment.   

PA is a big state, it pays to work with someone local who is well versed in the various county, township & utility company procedures.