Once you understand that then you can review servicing companies which there are many mentioned here on BP

I understand that they offer less potential for a great deal up front, but I am in the process of trying to rehab a property out of state and it is going extremely slowly.

@Clayton Mobley I appreciate you elaborating on how turn-key REI works because I feel like I have a basic understanding of it now.

I understand the inherent risks of being a subordinate lien on a property, but that's not my question or concern in this thread.

Insurance is one of those things where you really have to understand it to compare apples to apples (i.e. same coverage/service to same coverage/service). 

I'm far from an expert on deeds, but my understanding  (of Texas Foreclosures) is if you are buying from a Bank Auction, all the Liens should be cleared, and you'll most likely receive a "Special Warranty Deed" if buying in Texas.

While I do understand your concerns about them not being on a lease, unless they are causing you problems I would not post a notice.

I do understand that equity line credits are usually 80-90%.

I understand this is the easiest business to be in.

Hello All,I understand that during and sometimes after a foreclosure, depending on the state, that there is a specific period of time that the “defaulted homeowner” can recapture the property.