If the OP is servicing the note himself (or, rather, his LLC is the servicer), wouldn't he need to send a notice of transfer of service?

I'm going to be using Cozy to have prospective tenants apply so that I can use their screening services.

From the get go, my gut wasn't sitting well with her application. 

(figure product in the 2-3/Sq ft range, standard transitions)CERAMIC: $11.50/Sq ft with durarock (figure tile in the 2-3/Sq ft range, standard grade edging and transitions if applicable)A couple steps that might help you find a usable contractor:Retail stores will take you to the bank for flooring, typically. 

I can provide a turn-key service as well. 

You don't have to "work for a broker" but you do need a broker to hang your license with, train you (taking and passing the test does little to train you in the actual application of being a successful agent), and provide errors and omissions insurance.

I'd also ask if they add on a service fee for when they make maintenance calls on your behalf to vendors.

If you are renting you can have the agent waive the rental commission in order to provide the services I agree with my colleagues a real estate agent is your best option in a moment like this.

For my tenants, I provide X service, which they can avail themselves of, or not.

The aggregate UPB calculation does not include the mortgages and HELOCs that are on the subject property,the borrower’s principal residence,properties that are sold or pending sale, andaccounts that will be paid by closing (or omitted in DU on the online loan application).