Yes, they'd need to grant authorization for research to be conducted on the mortgage accounts with the  mortgage servicers.

I would also follow the advice of other investors on here and take the time to report this to the authorities. 

You need to call housing authority asking about codes.Majority of tenants will stay.

Payroll taxes are being paid by the employee and employer (both you) on the $60k - they're being withheld from your check and remitted to the IRS and state taxing authority by the "employer" on behalf of you, along with the employer's own share.  

Signing Ned Carey, authorized member, Blabbady blah blah investments LLC is a lot of writing when you have to  sign you name 10 times on a contract and  disclosures.

"Pet rent" is a little more grey - the Residential Tenancies Act does appear to preclude such additional rent amounts, but the practice is widespread and, thus-far, the authorities appear to tolerate it.We only allow pets in select buildings: either ones where we have inherited pets and have yet to perform any substantial retrofit or where the building was renovated with pets in-mind.

I do not own one so I am not an authority on the subject, but from what I have heard it is hard to get financing on them.

The text of the proposed House Bill regarding accredited investors is: "any natural person the Commission determines, by regulation, to have demonstrable education or job experience to qualify such person as having professional knowledge of a subject related to a particular investment, and whose education or job experience is verified by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority or an equivalent self-regulatory organization (as defined in section 3(a)(26) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934)"The last part is of most use, but whats an equivalent self-regulatory agency?

Property management company is authorized to act on these automatically without clearing with you first if the cost is under a certain threshold.

The earlier requires prior authorization from the tenant (either in a lease clause or written amendment) to apply security deposit to charges.