So the metrics (for some of us) were defaults on a neighborhood basis, number of initial loan values in excess of early default "closing" (courthouse sale) valuation, and a 'foreclosure weight' that was a ratio of forced sales to arms-length sales over time. 

I will PM folks to get their e-mail addresses and we can arrange a time and place to meet (I see yours, @Linda Shepard).

AccountantChester E.

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I'm not personally invested there (yet), but have several friends that are owner/occupants on E.

In the past several years, I have worked to achieve several additional designations including CLHMS (Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist), SFR (Short Sale and Foreclosure Specialist and is e-Pro Certified.

I can setup and e-commerce portal but if someone will do it for me, that works too. 

-Best    Jason E.

As e-investors get scared they move funds into safer assets: bonds.

Your broker won't allow you to do property management because a) he/she doesn't want the added liability of property management and/or b) his/her E/O insurance does not have an endorsement for property management.A lot of brokers don't want anything to do with property management because they perceive it as more risky than sales.