ALSO, the tenant/Buyer will pay for the "upgrades", and get the privilege of picking out all the color schemes and can make the house the way THEY want it.Also your tenant puts up a large amount for the Option to buy.

While I don't know everything about the market I have the privilege of working with some people who do. 

such as one person that manages the finances that has check writing privileges  and ability to secure financing on the business's behalf ect while the other does not...  

Once you have one deal with that type of financing, don't abuse it, it's privilege not a right.

Being pet friendly also helps, for that privilege I charge a $500/per pet non-refundable fee.

That bill added "sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression" to the list of protected classes (after race, color, religion, sex, marital status, national origin, familial status...) with Charlotte obviously requiring that establishments there make accommodations for the "full and equal enjoyment of the good, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, and accommodations of a place of public accommodation..."

I am not sure how that would work.I also do not know of a way, the attorney client privilege would not make it impossible to know who controls the trusts.Then there are foreign trusts.Good luck to any regulators that want to limit those.

You can not pay an agent for access...they would lose their MLS privileges if they were caught...which would be really easy to get caught doing as they would just need to see two IP's logging into the account at once. 

Participation in the Section 8 program is a privilege that tenants will not want to lose, so they have great incentive to stay in compliance with the terms of your rental agreement and Section 8 program requirements.

There are no special privileges accorded those first in line.When a landlord receives 5 applications and none are "good enough",even if they do meet minimum requirements, a landlord has the right to continue receiving applications.