Please advise

Now, your complaint concerns the fact that we did not call you before performing work exceeding $400.

Is it a valid strategy to invest in performing first position underwater notes (where the borrower owes more than the home is worth)?

Please advise

For example our company has 5x last 2 years so we have some lower priced assets that perform well, but it takes same amount of time on a $100k asset as a $500k asset - so we would rather focus on higher priced asset. 3.

What if he stops performing well? 

To diagnose the issue, I had two companies come out to advise the remedy.

Some builders seem hostile towards having home inspectors perform thorough home inspections.

We were looking at a non performing note that was close to foreclosure sale.

we buy non performing notes, so we foreclose on properties - you consider that foreclosure investing?