Account Closed beat me to the smart-*** answer, so I guess I'll give you the real one.  

These techniques are as old as the agencies themselves, there aren't any new secrets or methods but technology has certainly come in to play as well.Again, it's not just an interest rate risk that gets a note called, there can be many issues with all loans that carry the acceleration clause.

With modern technology, emails, scanning and telephone calls I have handled from a distance two repairs, and re-signing of the lease.You just might want to consider managing the property yourself if you possibly can.

Be smart and pace yourself by accepting a smaller profit on this deal for the opportunity to learn and establish a relationship with another pro who will help you grow your business.

Oh yea, and every smart investor knows DO YOUR OWN DUE DILIGENCE

I will never build trust with anyone like that.Sure you can spend the next 2 years wholesaling and slowly built capital to graduate to flipping.Or you can be smart, and speed things up, by partnering with someone and fill each other's shortcomings with each of our strengths.I am fairly confident in myself now that I am pretty good at getting good deals.

I love technology! 

A smarter alternative is to first determine what data is important to you, then hire a researcher to pull the data using the fields you require.I'm betting you don't drive a Smart Car (or Yugo) so you ought to determine the value of comfortably working at your desk versus mining data yourself at the courthouse.

Rather odd too that he had an attorney, that is to say, he had an attorney.Problem is, anyone with money might think they are smart enough to make loans they might ask an attorney and get bad advice.

Regardless if it's technology, real estate, manufacturing, etc.Please elaborate on this as I want to know if I've been wasting my money incorporating in other states.Thanks,Alex