Search BP and you'll find lots of topics that address this specific issue.  

I would definitely look through the purchase agreement though because it truthfully should have been addressed there.

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This is where your loan goes through underwriting (with the address as TBD) and you are approved for a loan amount up to $Xx and up to Yy% interest rate.

I am wondering what is the most efficient and professional way to complete the tasks to get the leads.

Anyway here is my  criteria GeographyCA:OrangeBathrooms1-10 Bedrooms 2-10 Equity 31%-100%Length of Residence: 1-7 years (i don't want to miss out on newcomers that want out soon after they get a feel for being a landlord)Total Assessed Value: $175k-$500k  (175k to omit war zones)Age 45-65+ Options Mailing address and property address completeCorporate owned exclude Trustee Owned exclude Count: 8,471 countPick Absentee owner only : Count shrinks to 10 

I would recommend you start by looking at who actually owns the land, what kind of easements exist, and whether their are any covenants that run with the land that address maintenance and or use of the land. 

Concerns over transferring servicing rights are unwarranted because such transfer is very rare, as is the growth concern addressed in the Proposed Regulatory Prudential Standards for Non-Bank Mortgage Servicers in referencing the FSOC Annual Report, May 2014.

Just saying, if you approach owners to work things out for them first, identify the problems they may not be aware of and address those, you'll be much more successful than walking in with your plan as to how yo can profit!

This topic has been addressed many times on BP.