Seems to be standard operating procedure, though the large PM companies (perhaps 300+ units) do in fact hire their maint. people, and some of the smaller ones still do as well, of course.

In some states you are not allowed to pay an unlicensed party ANY kind of referral fee etc.Residential transactions are covered under RESPA (real estate procedures and settlement act).Everything must be on the HUD-1 in that case.What you really need to do is consult an attorney in the area you will be referring leads to figure out a legal way to get compensation for the lead.This can be set up various ways depending on the area.No legal advice.

Their refund policy and procedure speaks volumes.

She admitted that she just used whatever language and facts the buyers featured in the story told her and she knew nothing about trustees sales procedures.

As I’ve supported her through 6 years of dental school and residency, she urged me to let her be the one to support me.

Have policies and procedures establishing how applications are to be reviewed, require an application to be fully completed to be considered.

There is an exception if the loan is originated by a licensed lander and certain procedures are followed.

And I also learned how to optimize my dental office and create traction in my practice, how to sell a business...and so much more than just the amazing real estate opportunities. 

That being said, you really, really need to know your state and local laws so that you don't make a procedural error.

I have purchased from HUBZU and represented clients on purchases through HUBZU - it isn't a scam, but the properties in my experience can have ridiculous reserve prices - The email you received is standard operating procedure - they send a "buy it now" second chance email after the auction doesn't meet the reserve.