You can then call that MLS and ask to submit a complaint regarding this person as well.Be aware that this may strain your relationship with the agent, such that the agent will probably not provide you good, if any, competent service and might try to sink the deal. 

I would suggest sending each person a handwritten, thank you note.

You do business with a company or person as long as your business model matches theirs and your goals are aligned.

I've met Bob in person as well, no worries on my end.

@Lucas Miller I look forward to meeting you in person as well!

The only prudent option I personally would entertain, if I were person A or B, is for B to lend A the funds, as a private mortgage, notarized and recorded, secured by the property in question. 

If he's not on the lease and he's living there and she leaves for some reason, you could have some trouble on your hands.Ultimately you have to decide whether you want this person as your tenant and let your existing tenant know what her options are.

You have to "connect" with them first then you can send the person a message.

Account Closed  I'm not a foreign person, as defined by IRS, but foreign investors are very active in the Texas market, as well as others.  

They have a reputable name, they are very innovative with the technology that is available to you, they have low monthly fees ($65/month in my office at least) and they offer a lot of training (online and in-person.)  As