The goal, IMO, is for state consumer protection agencies to be proactive rather than react... do something before the cases get to court, so Judge Robert Gibson doesn't have to make comments like (alleged) "It’s just pure evil" about activities that should be caught with a few good preventative techniques (e.g. web crawlers, automated scripts running simple heuristic filters, etc.) and some part time Consumer Protection supervision.

You could contact Metlife Mortgage Asset Management through their web site (which was down right now).

There is a web site out there that if you do a google search on his mls gorilla reviews you will see reviews of the mls gorilla product.

My "day job" is running a marketing agency that does both SEO, PPC and web design.

Violating such these aspect can lead to having your reputation trashed to being black-balled to losing your license.

I Give deposit slips to those who owe me the money and they deposit the cash into the account noting their name on the deposit slip. they keep the slip and i print a copy from my TD bank web site.

I/we used a page on the company web site, accessed via SSL and password protected, that shows all relevant loan information.

But when it comes to buying from someone you can track down, with a reputation to defend, and who might even be in your circle of rehabbers, you believe you have to be extraordinarily suspicious?

I've been doing all of my own web dev (on top of flipping and my rentals).

My rentals are all listed via my property management company web site.