compared to non performing or performing notes ?

Qualifiers only needs to perform his duties, that is, to make sure that the company is operating correctly.

It's essentially an evaluation of the housing market's performance relative to overall US housing market in the form of the Case-Schiller index.

Using a system with numbers is now defendable if there are complaints.1.On time for appointment2.BROUGHT NECESSARY ITEMS: Identification, application information, references, application fee, holding deposit...3.Filled out application completely and truthfully4.Able to verify all of the necessary information5.Able to pay full amount of rent and deposit6.Sufficient monthly income of 3 times the rental amount7.Verifiable income and employment8.Stable income or employment for a minimum of _____ months9.Financial obligation of no more than _____% of income10.Satisfactory credit history (no bankruptcy)11.Provided credit references12.At current address for a minimum of ______months13.Gave proper notice to current landlord14.Gave proper notice to previous landlord15.No prior evictions16.No problems with previous landlords17.Deposit fully returned (none withheld for damages)18.No complaints or police reports regarding disturbing the peace, etc.19.No significant violations of a previous rental agreement20.No pets or is willing to sign a pet agreement and meets additional pet criteria21.Non-smokers22.Has a Delinquency Rate less than 45% based on Credit Score Analysis performed by Tenant Background Search.23.Has a credit grade of B or credit score of 600 or higher per Tenant Background Search.

Subordination agreements are a on the most common.If you are buying at foreclosure auction, which is a liquidation sale, buyer must perform their own due diligent research to determine the lien position and other important collateral aspects prior to these typical all sale sales. 

That way you can show investors and friends how well you perform.

Great advise, especially the part about giving the buyers a deadline to perform. 

I don't believe in profiling people via race/ethnicity, but rather, their CREDENTIALS and their individual performance.

People are buying and selling boarded-up homes in Cuyahoga County regularly, but I do not imagine that there are POS inspections before ANY of those Title transfers, where the price paid is often just land value.And as far as being able to rent out any bought property in Ohio, I have heard from a company that performs home inspections that "unfortunately, Ohio does NOT have any pre-tenanting inspection requirements". 

I would highly recommend that you pay to have a title search performed on the properties that you plan on bidding on if you decide to continue bidding in these auctions.