Keep in mind that the address given by Listsource is the address on file with the County Assessors office which equates to about a 8-10% of bad mailing addresses.

What I'm finding is that when I ask them what they think their house is worth or what they are looking to get - their answer has always been a number that equates to a low retail number.  

Whether X is legal or not is not part of the equation.  

It's simply a mathematical equation to ensure you're maximizing returns while also providing a good return on equity. 

Melissa runs the comps and she thinks it's worth about $312k.Next step, we need to find out a way to get his current agent out of the equation.

If yes > Invest in Real EstateIf no > Pay off your Student LoanThis simple equation however does not account for the feeling that you might receive from being debt free.

In real numbers all this equates to a savings of $364,000 in interest payments and the entire line paid off in 5-7 years.

To make it simple take all of those factors out of the equation and get the estimated net proceeds (ibuyer vs traditional) and see the difference. 

Does anyone here use Equator for servicing REO's?

I have a standard equation I use when purchasing properties.