@Michael Baum 22 feet would be a bit excessive lol!

I believe all mortgages are in the name of Pine, not investors.I also noticed that a FAQ states they have never experienced a default rate in excess of 3%. 

If you can make a profit in excess of your normal commission, then you're taking some money that should go to the seller.

This is really about what is your appetite for risk?

I purchased for around$115,000, and has been a great rental, but value has nearly doubled ($220,000) and I have continued to reinvest all excess  proceeds back into principle payment, on a 15 year fixed, so I currently have a lot of equity in the property.  

Surplus funds (excess foreclosure proceeds) law vary wildly by State. 

They *might* be telling me the absolute truth, but I tend to interpret excess passion as 1 part truth and 5 parts hype.

So I think there's appetite.

It seems excessive to me.

Extra refrigerators/mini fridges, high powered gaming computers, excessive cooking, all can run usage up.