I am 1 week out from closing.Seller repaired a sewer line and now the yard is full of rocks and rubble.My agent is now fighting with me that I'm responsible for getting rid of all the rocks and dirt.

If you buy a note, then need to foreclose and that borrower fights you, you can end up in court where an attorney will dissect your acquisition of the note, there are so many requirements that an attorney will seek to find your non-compliance.

Contributory negligence is a factor in many states that relieves many  would be 'victims' from legal extortion.Pre-paid legal costs $25/mo. and will fight ( represent) you on your behalf.

Why people may argue the points here can be from various motivations, could be they just want to continue and won't admit the pitfalls, lots of different motivators.I have no dog in the fight, I don't do anything but pass on advice without any expectation at all of any gain from what I advise.

It was generally $100-200 and not worth fighting about.I did have one where the title company missed an $800 utility lien on the property and I got the title company to pay that one off....since they charged for something called a "utility lien search" and the city told me that there was no record of one ever being done for that address.

I think the more you attack Palin the more she fights back....HARD!

Use plug-ins that can check comments via a web service to verify that it is not spamHope the above info is helpful to you....I've been in the I.T. field for over 10 years...8 of the 10 years were spent fighting viruses, rootkits, trojans, spyware, and worms.

You can do them, but they aren't worth doing given the constraints.It would be nice if week could go a week where you weren't trying to pick a fight with me.

the have a proverbial dog in the fight so be careful when they start selling you product.

They aren't perfect (I've had some issues with transactions taking too long to review and fund, and have had to fight to get some expedite fees returned when that happens), but they seem to be getting better as the years go on...