A borrower who is forced or coerced into surrendering title may have claims against the mortgagee for predatory and deceptive practices.Additionally, the common street level sales pitch is that investing in loans is less of a headache than that of real property.  

I'm curious if anyone has developed any controls for when they might be forcing a deal that they shouldn't.

If you do not take action to force "customers" to pay what they owe, rather than having a defeatist attitude, set up a charity. 

When the Cycle changes and interest rates come down, the business guys can't make enough off of the Bonds, so, they are forced to put their money to work and start building.

Gaps between boards.Failed to replace roof decking even though they charged extra to do it.We were forced to hire three reputable contractors to repair the damage Beam caused and do the job right.

If you are not a good fit for their company they will help you find the right company for you rather than try and force a sale, which is definitely one of the standards I use to decide if I am going to refer investors to a turnkey company.  

Our PM is evicting a tenant who is now forcing us to bring the case to eviction court.

Probably a little overkill as it sends a ton of properties to our e-mail, however, it forced us to look at and pre-screen them and the neighborhoods they are in.  

Why the negativity I just got a quote from open door and it was very professional with excellent comps well presented the bottom line it came out to about $5000 less then marketplace value as compared to a realtor I could see them being a disruptive force in the marketplace

"Only sell if forced to do so" is a common phrase I have been hearing.