You should point this out to potential clients/investors/partners, your clients will be your top priority and you will crawl through mud, scale barbed wire fences, go behind enemy lines and do whatever it takes, if they work with you...it's part of the reason the larger well established brokers always have a stable of young agents, youthful enthusiasm!

On larger ones, I did the stagger strategy that @John Underwood mentioned.

Received so anticipate that if you except a larger down payment.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

I'm sort of picky about screening. 

While big dollar lawsuits that insurance won't cover may be rare, I've seen through my own experience working with HUD just how devastating they can be, even for larger investors. 

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

Austin rents have not kept up with the sales prices/taxes/insThere are some exceptions but not many without larger down payments.

Eamonn,Thanks - this was sort of the answer I was looking for at the moment.Best,TJ

HiIn case a borrower is able to get foreclosure rejected, say for missing assignments or any other technical detail for that matter, can the lender file for foreclosure again (assuming the loan is still delinquent) once all the issues were sorted out?