Many I have spoken to actually dislike working with investors for various reasons.Being an investor prior to becoming a Realtor, I love working with investors and I cant quite understand whats wrong with the others.

If you buy the reo thru your broker as an agent it would be up to your brokers policy if he pays you a commission Once you acquire the property you can list it and sell it and collect both sides of the sale,again according to your brokers policy

How have you dealt with insurance companies holding policy on the property? 

Buy an Umbrella Policy with the amount of money you'll save by not refinancing.

To learn more about the program overview, requirements and policies please visit: http://development.ohio.gov/cs/cs_ovff.htm

This means:Even though the tax card states that Bank of America is the lien holder, there's a possibility they've disposed of it (selling their non-performing note) prior to initiating or during the foreclosure process. 

I am now in the process of filing my 2014 return and due to the limited number of months that I rented the property (November/December), the number of deductions that I am able to take from the home purchase and a few repairs that I did prior to move in, my rental income is showing as -$3300 for 2014.

So why does the the Agent need my credit report… An eviction report is all that is needed and that is a very inexpensive report to obtain.People can have bad credit and still pay their rent every month.People can have past criminal records and still pay their rent every month.People with a prior eviction could still pay their rent every month.Plus, an eviction report is the only report that’s specific to the rental industry.To me, requesting a Credit Report to Lease a home is just a scam to make extra money for the Agent.

When looking back prior to your transaction it will look more like a loan arrangement.  

@Peggy AyelloI would call the prior listing agent back and ask the. name and contact information of the Asset Manager who they dealt with.