A review of court records by The Huffington Post turned up more than 50
homeowner lawsuits against banks and the two largest property management
contractors in the U.S. stemming from break-ins of occupied homes. The allegations
follow five years of generally woeful management of the foreclosure
industry by all involved, as the inspector general for the Federal
Housing Finance Agency, which oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, is
raising red flags about the lack of contractor oversight by the
government-backed mortgage giants.
You had better have lots of E&O insurance when working ion the mortgage segment of the industry ... the home of 99% of all of the problems.
READ the Huffington Post Report.
As recommended by Richard, commercial inspections are the best, my second fav is photos only vacant homes, drive-by, nothing to deal with tenants, and you'll live longer.
Posted by: Joe Zuazua | Monday, March 25, 2013 at 06:55 PM