Hi Stephanie,I have wondered the same thing over and over and I think it is a legitimate concern for fix/flippers.

It's not like I can make a video of a testimonial with an agent/broker confirming that this stuff is legitimate.

I have a nice write up concerning the nature of the business I'm interested in doing with them, but what I don't have is: a list of clients, contractors that I usually work with, proof of funds, and really any sort of legitimizing material to suggest I know what the hell I'm doing.

Isit an established, legitimate HML that can be Verified?  

But no, providing the wording of the Contract was CONDITIONAL upon acceptance after inspection, you can decline acceptance for legitimate cause.

@Alex Hamilton auction.com is the largest, most legitimate REO auction site. 

I consider it a legal scam as the agencies that provide the doctors that rubber stamp the certificate are legitimate agencies (same agencies that certify the legitimate service animals) that collect fees for this serviceSo far if I allowed animals at the unit I have accepted the certificate and have not collected additional moneys (normally I charge additional cleaning deposit and a small increase to the monthly rent (1st animal is charged more than subsequent animals)). 

Didn't understand it when it all started, however after spending a many months researching the topic, it is complex and the average person that has another job and is legitimately qualified, has the odds stacked against them for many reasons.

Looks like it is probably a legitimate opportunity!

It is easier for small time internet trolls/ losers to "Bash" you online than come up to you and talk to you if a concern would be legitimate.