And do people run into problems with smokers lying to get the place?

You aren't lying to them, because that's what you will be, the property manager.

Welcome as a follow Chicagoan, always love seeing others on here.I will say there was a great blog not to long ago about the "Myth or Lie" of wholesaling on here.

I feel I was lied to because he had a broker associate who wanted to buy the house as an investment.

Wondering if anyone has experience with canine liability insurance policies as it could save me from a turnover, keep good tenants (except for their lying on the application about the rottweiler, of course) and would be a good option to offer future tenants as well.

I've found the best opportunities lie outside the big cities so I started looking in Longmont and farther north.

It was an intentional omission, or as I like to call it, a LIE.

But it's still a lie - and you're lying because it's not legal to use the basement as a bedroom.The question you are really asking: Can your lie successfully evade housing laws and building codes?

The west side of Rock Creek park typically has your higher incomes and better schools (Walt Whitman, Richard Montgomery, Poolesville, Bethesda-Chevy Chase) while those school and communities that lie east of Rock Creek park have the poorer schools (Wheaton, Kennedy).  

If they weren't accredited it certainly sounds like the fault of Accredify or the fault of the investor for lying in the first place.But I can see your perspective, and many portals fear fraud.