As a market matures a real estate investor likes to become patient and choosy - two characteristics that may not be compatible with a board of directors of a  publically traded company.

I went through the painful process of switching servicers to Land Home.Joe was patient and flexible as I was fairly new to note investing.In the end, I left Land Home for another servicer only to come back to Land Home 6 months later when that servicer went out of business.No servicer is perfect, however I will say that the more time you put into building the relationship with your servicer the better things become.

Just have to be patient and diligent. ;) 

They are probably best suited for refinancing, but not necessarily purchases unless you find a very patient seller. :)James

As polite and patiently as you can, try to get a resolve. 

Compile a list and mail to them keep adding to this list constantly Be patient as this takes time and work.

boldleads works.. you just need to be patient.. can't expect a sale right away unless you get really lucky.

I've been an RN for 7 years and in between patients (living and dead) the rooms are simply washed down with either bleach or alternative disinfectants, day after day after day. 

First, I want to the Express my Gratitude to God in advance for the amazing thinks he has in the future for me: The Inspirations He will send my way during prayers and meditations; The blessings and guidance in my daily encounters; The amazing time to look forward to with family and friends; The Fruitful relationships I will continue to develop with my patients, clients, coworkers, fellow investors and entrepreneurs, and all other professionals; Abundant spiritual, mental, physical and social health; The constant awareness that “I don't wanna spend my whole life asking, What if I had given everything, Instead of going through the motions?”

I came across that phrase when working in the patient relations department of a large medical center.