Unfortunately, for some people, lack of information isn't a deterrent to making an argument...which is why there is so much misinformation out there...

I would not be inclined to do business with a licensee who's marketing system is so fragile that they had to put up illegal "bandit" signs to attract clients.

My reasoning being, the main reason I want the buyer to use my lender is so I can ensure a smooth closing with as little risk to me as possible.

REO properties are sold by realtors, and unless the condition is so bad that no banks will loan on the property - you have a chance buying with a bank loan.

While I did do estate planning at one time, there is so much more for you to consider, so I suggest you find someone locally to address many of your thoughts.

Bill Note sales do not require a BPO or an appraisal, but if the loan is in default they bank will want to know what the alternative is, so they will probably go down that path first as a customary operation to cure, their first thought is usually not to sell the note.

It is often very hot in an attic anyway so how do you know it is so much worse?

There are properties with very long term leases to AAA credit tenants where the income from the property is so high that a lending institution will make a loan based almost solely on the renrtal income stream.

This case is so overly quoted to "prove" reselling a short sale is "illegal"

Nick,It is so beautiful!