Taking action is huge because it demonstrates commitment.

If these are truly dog properties and their listing agreement is about to run out then I would say that the best course of action is to let them sit.Other than that I'd go directly to the source and not complicate things with proposing MLOs to listing brokers.

I'm like you and I'm still in the education phase but right now I'm trying to take action somehow.

Which basically means that there must be some sort of internal hearing process where the accused person has the right to defend her actions.

I'm focused right now on learning, reading all the material I can get my hands on, but would like to move into action fairly soon here.  

@Tony Nguyen I don't think anyone can tell what the best course of action is as everyone has a different investment strategy.  

I would wait until I have the deed in hand to take any type of action ....

Leslie Voegtlin Congrats on taking action.

I'm looking for a real estate attorney for a property in Falls Church, VA to help my girlfriend with with an ongoing loan issue.She was a victim on old balloon payment/adjustable rate loan originally through BofA that caused her mortgage payment to triple back in '09, leading to non-payment.She was a part of a class action lawsuit and was advised to not pay her mortgage.  

It does look however that I will be ready to actually take action soon. .