I am also not sure how I would receive Mail there being that it's not a registered unit. 

A neighbor of mine had received quotes for 5-10k for a small falling down shack

FCI charges $15 per month to service, and an additional $15 per month for escrow accounts.So for low value notes, with payments of only around $100-200 per month, doesn't this servicing fee represent a large amount of the actual interest received, to the point that the long term actual APR on investment is quite low or zero?

It's not the usual real estate transaction where you look to receive points or is it?

So I see no reason why they can't sell, because they are in good shape to do so.So far, instead of sending me a note tape, I have received their REO tape, all of which have already been assigned to a broker.  

@John P.The owner's policy you received at the time of purchase cannot be transferred to the next purchaser...a new policy would need to be purchased IF the buyer desires such coverage. 

It says you have 7 days to cancel the contract for any reason once you receive the disclosure.  

The question is I received about 25 pieces of property, all over my county.

With the prices they've paid and the rent they're receiving, at least in the areas I've seen, they are definitely cash flowing.

I am looking to start marketing to a probate list I have been building and scrubbing through court house files but I would like to have as much knowledge as possible when I start receiving the calls.