(Don't walk, run)Bottom line- People are going to do business with you because of you, not the brand or anything else.

Bottom line, if you think they will take good care of your property then I think I would go with them.

My phone number is at bottom of message. 

So, I busted out the rubber gloves, toothbrush, and Comet and I got to work.

Bottom line is that there is still an asset manager involved but hard to reach and there wont usually be a servicing company until they foreclose.  

I can see it in bigger dollar markets, where the end user is in the several hundred thousand dollar range, a lot of the Valley is sub  $100K (I listed foreclosures in Fond du Lac and surrounding for 10 years)  You have a REIA in the area, maybe check them out, but every one i have looked at, is a platform for bottom feeders to sell wholesale deals to Newbies, and yes it works out sometimes, but be careful.  

Use the "scout" option at the bottom of the screen and it will show you listings and their prices as you drive around!  

The bottom of most markets was about 6 years ago, I feel like it's time for the banks to start looking at the market data instead of remembering the stories we all dealt with. 

So let me see if I understand the bottom line of what you're asking here.You want to know if you should:A - Pay $100k on this property and have one property or,...B - pay $1500 for expenses on this property and use your $100k to buy more (DP's)?

My goal is to make a company with my business partner starting from the bottom to raise some capital, we want to start wholesaling and work our way up as the company grows.