@Joshua DorkinMe neither ... all I can think of at the moment is something in the JavaScript on the page - if she is using the browser - is getting its attention.If she is talking about alerts arriving in her mailbox, then I'm betting there is a third-party, let-us-take-your-money-unnecessarily, anti-virus product installed that is having issues with the links in the e-mail messages.

Thanks Will BarnardI think I got my answer on my question on this equity & REO.I think the best bet is look at the property, run some comps, and see if the REO is indeed a good deal or not.

@Steve Babiak , I bet he can link an a thread about a year or so ago on the topic, touches on several aspects.To make it seem bigger as if there were partners, you could name it:Dewy, Chetum & Howe LLC........Well, maybe not, LOL :)

I'll bet that'll get me some tenants who are a bit classier, likely older, and have a better financial life.

I bet the disclaimer did help you on that one.

I bet Jeff didn't it through before posting this question. :-)

RE is supposed to be confidential, don't bet on that!

What he said to us is that yes, it would be our best bet to purchase the house from them or at Foreclosure.

your best bet is to find motivated sellers who aren't going to ask to see credit, etc.

I bet you miss it like crazy, Bryan!