Most of my clients that buy new construction or build custom still use an agent. 

Based on their low quality of communication and customer service, I suspect my property was neglected or overlooked.

Regulations for this type of foreclosure process are outlined below in the "Power of Sale Foreclosure Guidelines".Power of Sale Foreclosure GuidelinesIf the deed of trust or mortgage contains a power of sale clause and specifies the time, place and terms of sale, then the specified procedure must be followed.

I worked for a big time syndicator in the late 80s and they had 5000 plus investors and customer care was always challenge with no many investors.

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I will need your name and email address to send to BiggerPockets customer service and they will reissue the ticket. 

Delivered a great product to a happy customer who is now renting the property for STR.

The total cost is not unreasonable, but I am questioning if it's all truly needed.To give you a better idea, he has a few packages available that scale up in price and services:Bronze ($497): Includes LLC formation, a custom operating agreement, and a year of statutory agent service.Silver ($897): Adds the EIN, an LLC operations manual, and some ongoing compliance/task alerts.Gold ($1,397): The most comprehensive package, which includes a revocable living trust to keep our names off public records for privacy/asset protection.The 70+ page estimate came as a surprise, and it makes me question if this is a standard requirement for a new partnership.I'm hoping to get some insight from those of you who have created similar partnerships:1) Is this a normal process?

Quote from @James McGovern: Last three properties all had inspections where the reports contained information to spook buyers and never referenced a single code being violated.