Get to know the agent, be friendly and professional...if the property goes on the market and doesn't sell for a while, that agent will probably call you back.You might want to send out letters/mail campaign to find your own off market deals.  

Hi folks, with Silicon Valley's push to try and automate traditional MFH property management, I'm curious if there's any providers you've heard of or tried that are also attacking the HOA/COA space as well? 

Lenders who understand and specialize in such properties can be more flexible with their criteria.One approach is to ensure you provide comprehensive documentation on the property's potential and zoning specifics.

They do a great job following up and providing real solutions to problems. 

Did you have a good agent on the buy side? 

They generally at best help to provide anonymity. 

You could do this if it debt covers, but it usually makes more sense to do a refinance as it will be more stable and provide better rates

And folks like me will be more valuable to them IE we provide the capital so they can wholetail or control Inventory like Don used to do..

If they continue to harass me via email (for payments I am not delinquent on) do I have any legal recourse against them and conventus. shellpoint is their agent so am I correct in believing they are responsible for the actions of shellpoint?

The vast majority of investors don't need it or have a use for it, it's better to use an agent when needed.