At least weirdos are easy to spot when you meet them.

An easy example is credit scores, Fannie/Freddie loans are eligible with borrower FICO as low as 620 but many lenders will not write a loan with less than a 640 score.

I think I might have answered my own question.I went the kw website and found it frustrating as a "client"Prudential site is very easy to navigate and don't feel I need to sell my soul to get info.Granted I myself never use their sites to find any of my properties....but Internet presence is crucial.also when I asked for CMAprudential's format was very easy to read, and KW wasn't.

This is not easy to find, but if it was easy everyone would be rich.

Whole loan deals are not easy and they are more complicated than real property transactions.The disposition strategy that you speak of, buy loan at a non-performing discount, contact borrower and offer to modify the note to reinstate the loan.

Is it easy to install?

Make it easy for the investor to make a decision.I personally prefer email over personal or phone as I need to look at the numbers.

It's such a PITA and they don't make the registration process easy.

Thats not coming close to covering their holding costs when you factor in the maintenance costs and risk of things being stolen.Deed restrictions would be an easy fix for HUD though if this is really something they want to avoid.

My plan right now is to start out wholesaling (I am aware it will not be easy at all, marketing will be a sticky start.)