{Hope you don't mind me budding in Michael} @ Chris - As the negotiator are you ever asked by the lender to sign anything stating that you have no affiliation with the buyer?

Perhaps we were victims of the drive by affiliate marketer.

Not to get off topic, but most MLS offices allow affiliate members, like appraisers.

Just came across another CL scam on LetsTalk Property Managers Forum (not affiliated with them):**********************"I am having a very difficult time posting ads on craigslist.com.

., lead paint, chinese drywall if applicable, affiliated company disclosures, etc. that are automatically added to all of my transactions.

I agree with Chris, and a friend of mine loves renting to the military, but, some points to consider:Their military affiliation hasn't prevented their 600 credit score.With 15 years in, it's probably less of a concern, but I'd make sure the enlistment isn't ending before the lease.My friend whines that in order to rent to the military, they have someone inspect and determine what they believe fair rent is, and they negotiate the rent down, and the service member gets a housing allowance based upon their determination of rent.

I have been using a website called craigslistadtracker.com (no affiliation) to monitor my current buyers list campaign and it is a very good tool.

So this doesn't happen again, affiliate yourself with a company like NARES - they are a water fire mold restoration outfit...but - they are damage prevention advocates.

I have worn all the hats, a principal, limited partner, affiliate, lender, servicer and a facilitator/broker over the years.

She is affiliated with Chris Yates somehow and I haven't used her sites.You really need to be careful about soliciting with the site though.