Yes, this is far more time consuming than merely banging out a quick 20 CL replies, but if I were someone looking to sell, and I kept getting the same 'form' email or text, it would feel like spam, so your concerns do seem to be legitimate.  

Consumer loans, which I would stay away from, are subject to tighter laws and can be more emotional and therefore, more risky.For what it's worth, our lending attorney recommends to us that we loan through an LLC, but this is not required.

It is up to consumer perceptions' to see if they perceive a B-Corps being "better" than a non B-Corps.The upside could be better brand recognition if you get your real estate company certified as a B-Corps.

I have been focusing on estate probates but that is the most time consuming process with my courthouse to generate the leads and organize it all, also calling the attorneys and estate owners and sending them both letters is very time consuming.  

@Ron Rohrssen your process is expensive, time-consuming, and no more safe than cloud storage while providing significantly less benefit.Storing in the cloud literally takes a couple minutes, even by people in rural America.

With the passage of Dodd-Frank, and the extension of fair debt collection statutes (both state and federal) to, not-only third-party debt collectors, but to owners of that debt as well, the regulatory bodies have exhibited their intention to continue protecting the consumer.

It has often been said by psychologists, consumer behavior experts and leaders that people remember first impressions, final impressions and traumatic events above everything else.

After doing a considerable amount of research these last couple of hours the third party offers for VA refi are typically start ups or have zero consumer reviews or really any third party validation.Spent some time on the phone with my current lender to strategize within their loans and seems like we may have a perfect fit even though the cash out maybe less in the beginning there's nothing being hidden within the small print, which will save in the back end. 

Is there a reason that you need to move which prevents you from continuing to live in the house and seeking roommates as Mark Gallagher suggested above.If I were single and starting from a property underwater that could generate significant positive cash flow, I'd live in a tinyhouse or some other similar meager living for awhile to pay off consumer debt, pay the repairs off and build up sufficient reserves to support the house. 

Maybe some sort of pay structure where the percentage builds up to a standard 8-10% fee over time (or the flat $99/month that I charge regardless of the rent amount), since it is sometimes time consuming to manage a unit depending on the needs. 5% for the first year, 6% the second year, etc.