And similarly I can view and get a gauge of what there vacancy is pacing, or I just call and ask how many open units they have.

Carvana doesn't really invent anything, in fact it's actually backward because you can't test drive the car prior to purchase, free 7 day trial is not testing the car, you are already in pressure not to return the car.In real estate invention, what works and what doesn't work :- all these digital signatories is enhancing the speed of business, YES  - having discount brokerage seems like a good idea as most people is shopping via real estate website anyway- real estate website with all those statistics.what doesn't work:- replacing Property management with a piece of software, does not work and will not work - expecting regular Joe to operate Hotel-like business/STR in the middle of the city simply doesn't work - replacing traditional Due Diligence with a piece of software, would not work.- expecting the city not to regulate STR, is beyond comprehension (this is like the most common thread in BP which I found very bizarre). - RE companies like the compass that's introducing weird tech inventions when selling homes; their investment making RE seems like a tech is so weird and huge mistake I guess. 

(Before anyone barks at me for overtreatment, I’m a very conservative dentist that always fully explains patient’s options with pros and cons and let’s them decide with no pressure.)Sounds great if I had any tax deductions (I’m a W2), my ex’s house is 2600/month and mine is 2100, her car payment is 360/month and everything is more expensive in Alaska. 

Plus you get the benefit of the cash flow doing the pressure washing. 

A good mortgage broker will ask questions about your credit, income/employment, assets, and overall goals, so as to gauge whether or not you will likely qualify for a loan and if so what loan product(s) will best meet your needs.

She isn’t super concerned about the actual foreclosure but would like to “keep it away from the bank”, even if it means some effort (but hard to gauge how much she will really put forth) with no real financial benefit.

And, the pressure will continue to crank on rental operators in the south and west.

Once you file the claim Fidelity can pressure Title Co A to get the power of attorney re-signed or get a better copy if one exists.

Gets pretty messy.Would consider doing what we do to nonpaying tenants - put as much pressure on them as possible to force a solution.

If so, I suspect that will stop to try and pressure you to pay them.Fast way: Pay them to leave.