They might notify you of a new address for the payments.  

That makes this a great asset to own.I do have some good relationships there in MA, let me know if you'd like me to get you in touch with a trusted contractor. 

I've tried looking for those myself, and the "safe" margin is 33% of ARV (in this case, acquire for roughly $500k)If the builder is aggressive, they could go for perhaps 40% but any higher and they risk losing money.If you have addresses, enter them into the County Map here and you can find the Last Sold price.https://gis.hennepin.us/Property/map/

Kyle, I live about 45 min down the road and trust me when I say that PA is as close to a warzone as you can get in East Texas.

Hey BP,

Has anyone ever had success with speaking with deutsche bank about REO properties ?

Thanks to my reading, I have never been caught flat-footed by any situation, never at a loss for how any problem has been addressed (successfully or unsuccessfully) before.

Another option is to put the LLC that owns the property in trust.

I use Chase quickpay for some of my tenants that also bank at Chase it is really easy there are no fees and you only have to give them your email address for them to be able to send you money.

They probably won't charge you crazy fees and they trust you more. 

Then once you have enough income/properties, start an LLC, roll the properties into land trusts (LLC as the beneficiary) and call it a day!