In addition, being able to get properties sold in an expedient and highest value fashion. 

In 2008 some how the second loan was sold off to a company called "Beneficial Financial."

The reason why is that it’s a sellers market and there’s fewer fixer deals that cannot be sold on the MLS.

Not to mention the ED is what a couple grand if that... probably won't do you much good and the house being sold is worth far more than that from a time stand point.

Also the agent used which will show up on Zillow.I know the agent I used, purchase price, year and month as well as even the interest rate for every property I've ever bought or sold.

I can coordinate CL-100 lettersI can coordiante many repair estimates based off measurements I take during the inspection and provide those to a variety of differnt contractors I deal with, without having to schedule them on-site.My reports come with a repair request tool for agents that really looks good, quick and easy to use In my reports I put into perspective the how severe an item found is or isn’t in attempts to aid in keeping the buyer from freaking out. 

@Charlene ChowDon't assume that an REO is going to be sold for less than market value.

I have actually been receiving on the back end of the deal when the property is sold. 

I thought I remembered hearing of some form of loan that has higher rates but can cover multiple properties and is flexible, so that they can be sold individually. 

I recently sold a 60 plex in Great Falls and have done $7MM, year to date, in 1031 exchanges.