Could there be a conflict of interest or a violation of some conduct of code thing if you were to make an offer to buy a property (that you manage)  that is to be placed on the market to be sold?

The most recent quarterly data from to the Apartment Association of Metro Denver (AAMD) shows that the Denver rental market is cooling off (see link to article below).Average apartment rents in metro Denver fell for the second quarter in a row in the fourth quarter of 2016 as the market struggled to absorb a record number of new units.Average apartment rents fell from $1,371 in the third quarter to $1,347 in the fourth quarter, marking the largest quarterly drop in the 36 years the report has been conducted.

This is a turnkey property and I'll be conducting reference calls with some of his other clients and talking with the property manager.

The check is then taken to the Attorney or company that is the trustee conducting the sale they cash it pay their client ( IE the bank) and send you any overage back...

I'm looking for some insight into how an appraisal will be conducted on a side by side duplex when I refinance after I renovate it.  

End buyer conducts their own inspection.

Just create an account and consent to the electronic agreements, then conduct your screening on an as-needed basis.

I've never participated in a short sale auction, but I'm sure it's being conducted the same way as an REO auction, and it's a waste of time.

A scumbag contingency lawyer attempted to sue, but I conducted my own investigation and found that the "victim" was already totally disabled and yet was working under the table at a bar and for a rehabber.

I agree it's in everyone's interest to conduct business ethically, especially when dealing with sellers who are usually distressed emotionally as well as financially.While I can appreciate your position on the need to maintain control of complex transactions by using a C&D letter, I think it may raise an unintentional red flag... signalling the lender that the mortgagor is refusing contact... whether this is the case, or not.I encourage the homeowner to accept all calls from the lender, and repeat the same message: I can't afford the house, I need to sell, but owe more than its worth.