To address some of the point that are made on the thread - it is not only likely the the seller's agent will try to steer you towards a higher price and represent the selling side in the best light but it is their fiduciary duty to have the interest of the SELLER because that is their first client.

We have the ArkREIA here, as well as several Meetups, to include Self-Directed Investors and the Hot Springs REI Meetup.

In other states, you can continue even after accepting part of the money owed.Once a tenant deposited directly to our account after we had password protected depositing to prevent it. 

I'm hoping someone can shed some light on this idea.I always get new mail or advertisements on credit cards that offer up to 12-18 months with no interest payments.

Anyone flipping old houses in Little Rock and surrounding areas, I will take any old metal kitchen cabinets you're getting rid of off your hands, and maybe light fixtures, sinks, etc. too.

Whether you bring them on board or not is up to you and I would tread lightly until you get through a project or two. 

If so, I would always go that direction. 

I understand what the regulations say, my question was more directed to the enforcement of said regulations.

The answer is stick to your numbers, and look for deals via every avenue you can think (MLS, FSBO, CL, wholesalers, direct mail...).

Can someone point me in the right direction by sharing contact information for a representative who works in their group overseeing bank owned properties?