I'm assuming not if it is on a lawyer's website.You can attempt to get a lower payoff although if the servicer is legitimate they will require the homeowner to enter into Loss Mitigation and that process is a hassle.

That number could be every bit as phony as the email itself.I've been hit with multiple attempts, referring to closings in the next few days - which were not scheduled at all.These thieves are clever and sophisticated.  

We were contacted 12 hours later by the owner saying that the cleaner’s attempt to clean and deodorize was unsuccessful, and he is still not satisfied.  

Hey BP - I've been on here since 2015 when I bought my very first SFH. I'm now in multi-family and want to take the next step into a larger multi-unit complex. I've got a decent amount of capital from a cash-out refi ...

Creaky, character & charm.

It will be my first time attempting to wholesale.

If he had attempted to clean it, I could understand a deduction, but he basically decided not to try to clean it on his own - the only expert he consulted didn't see the carpet in person, and he contacted that person only after my demand letter.What is your opinion on how this case will go at trial?

If he had attempted to clean it, I could understand a deduction, but he basically decided not to try to clean it on his own - the only expert he consulted didn't see the carpet in person, and he contacted that person only after my demand letter.What is your opinion on how this case will go at trial?

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Many investors will attempt to find distressed homeowners before they enter what is known as the "pre-foreclosure" state which is the period between when a bank issues a notice of default and when the house is actually sold at auction because once they're on that "pre-forecosure" list the competition increases.