I guess that's another data point to add...maybe we can do this for all 50 states

There is a lot of data when it comes to loans and many fields have their own thesis to understand such as foreclosure events and bankruptcy events.

If that exists, you can be confident that both of you will work equally hard to ensure success.

Also get some market data, see where it's headed, inventory levels, and if a 2Br/1B is what people are buying.

Since hazard insurances lapses every year a lender must continually get updated declaration pages to ensure coverage.

REO agents and HUD certified brokers can ensure that you do things accordingly.

(called during normal hours this time).If we had needed the rental longer than one year we would have found a new house STRICTLY because of the PM.It certainly gives us a new perspective on ensuring that our PM treats us right AND treats our tenants right.

How are you getting your market demographic data?

Additionally, you can go speak to a lawyer who might oversee your foreclosure proceeding and they will ensure the required disclosures have been met and the paperwork is in order.It is possible to affect your capacity to foreclose by accepting the funds if there is no language and the borrower can show that a patter was established and then you sort of changed your mind and wanted to foreclose.

MLS Data is very public and is easy to access and most times they are being sold at or close to market value because the agent wants the highest commission.It is not illegal to wholesale listings but it is going to be a hard sell.