That agent needs to work for a broker who is also registered with hud.HUD prohibits agents who are affiliated in any way with a broker that sells hud from purchasing.

I'm in no way affiliated with the company and none of the links are affiliate links...  

A good resource for this kind of deal is Kevin Amolsch who has an ebook called the 45 day investor, it's all about rent to own, check out 45dayinvestor.com (I'm not affiliated with him i just found his book helpful for rent to own.)Best of Luck!

(I am not affiliated - I'm just a user)Next, go to the Colorado Secretary of State's website, Click on Business Organizations and then File a Business Document.  

I am not affiliated with them, have never used them, but, have read and listened to podcasts that gave good reviews about their help to fellow BPers.Good luck.

BTW, those into multi-family, you should check out NAHRO, that is the basic driving force in the market and they have affiliate memberships.

Meeting starts at 7:00 (Networking starts at 6:30).Location:The Best Western187 Chelmsford St,Chelmsford, MA 01824Find more information on the group at NewEnglandREIA.com Disclaimers:- I have no affiliation with the group other than being a long time member- I will not be selling anything during this presentation- Members can attend for free but others pay $25 at the door (They do credit this to you if you sign up for a membership)------------------"Locationally Challenged" Properties!

Then we read about turnkey companies on BiggerPockets and decided we would visit some providers... over the last year we have made in person visits to take tours in Memphis (http://www.MemphisInvest.com), Chicago (http://www.EliteInvest.com, http://www.ProfitFromRentals.com), and Philadelphia (http://www.ABCCapitalInvestments.com).We liked each of these companies, none of which I am affiliated with, and my dad decided to make the following investments, which are already done:House #1 - $145,000, 4 BR/2BA single family house in Memphis through Memphis Invest bought in cash late last year.

TD happens to be my bank but I have no affiliation with them and would go wherever I could get the best terms for a residential loan.  

I won't recommend any since I'm affiliated with one, but a google search for tenant screening will give you plenty of options.