It's also tougher lead paint laws, additional protected classes under fair housing laws, eviction procedure, etc., as compared to NH for example.

@Douglas BrundinRereading your post of proposed tenant screening procedures… I wanted to play devil’s advocate a little.

Personally I prefer to always use My own agent, but the Homepath procedure seems pretty robotic, with no emotion involved other than the listing agent wanting to make a deal.I do see one advantage to dealing directly with the Listing agent however, and that is that all information received, has only gone thru one person instead of two, i.e. listing to buyers agent to buyer.This two person path, always keeps Me wondering about accuracy.

luz_f,I would suggest that you make several changes to your procedures.

The day after the rent is late you should start the eviction procedure.

Different markets call for different procedures.

These sponsors may wish to arrange for a preapplication conference with the local HUD Field Office for advice on the best program for the sponsor, and to discuss HUD procedures and requirements.Application:Any person or sponsor can apply who is able to meet the cash investment and credit requirements and to make the mortgage payments.

I'm curious about their procedures, it seems to me that their properties tend to sit longer than other reos.

Probably depends on your court's procedures but we'd suggest to look for companies that professionally do this type of work.

The real estate industry has a pretty well built up set of processes and procedures.