RISK with logic embedded can make a big difference in the outcome.Learn to use public records.

So that means a manager who specializes in managing 100+ unit Class A properties is a bad fit for an owner who buys 100+ unit Class C properties.Turning that logic around, it's going to be tough for you to get into bigger properties unless you do two things.  

It's logical.The problem is that it's logical.  

It made use of "Conditional Release of Contract" rather than an "Assignment of Contract"; the release is a NON-PERFORMANCE of the contract, and hence there is no (convoluted) logic to taxation of this.

I am assuming they don’t (typical), but it seems like it would be pretty logical to include the future rental income if you’re going to factor in future mortgage payments for the same property. 

If you ask any lender, they will answer the three question above as follows:1 - The cash they lend to the REI2 - The Bank, because it it's their cash3 - The borrower (REI)OK, let's take this same logic and apply it to the asset as a whole, meaning all components of that asset...the cash put in, and the property itself:  (Assuming a 20% DP and 80% loan)1 - 80% of what is at risk is the loan, and 20% is the down payment2 - The Bank is 80% at risk, and the borrower (REI) is 20% at risk3 - The Borrower is 100% of the risk.Now, assuming 100% cash in (100% equity):1 - The cash the borrower put in, which is the equity2 - The REI is 100% at risk3 - The REI is 100% the riskNow a question from the person suing you (really from the lawyer's perspective):A - If you are sued and lose, any liens on the property must be paid off. 

I will say that nothing substitutes pure motivation but my logic is to capture all the leads I possibly can and hopefully my sales and people skills will help convert the lead.

So by this logic, email marketing doesn't work because of spam filters, direct mail doesn't work because of the dog that chases the postman, and word of mouth doesn't work during cold and flu season?

Don't try to figure out Hubzu, because IMHO, I don't think anyone will be able to understand the full logic of Hubzu.My only suggestion is to have a plan and bid based on your plans and goals and keep emotion out of it.

My logic is that is may be more cost effective in the short run.2.