They will have to have an "Authorization To Show" allowing them to unlock a door.They will also need an agreement with the party they are showing the property to, an agent can't just take people off the street and say anything about a property without having an agency relationship.What you'll be asking is for an agent to do some leg work for a small flat fee and no hopes of earning a commission of a property they show.

Who is your insurance agency in CA?

I don't' have any assets, two cars that I'm paying for, I bought another house in March of 2011 for way cheaper (this time if one of us gets laid off, we can afford the 750/mnth payment) How can they come after me other than a collection agency?

At the end of the day, said entity will profit by having the loans they picked up at a discount refinanced by a govt insured agency (FHA, Fannie, etc) and dumped back onto the shoulders of the taxpayer.

When we were building a building and leasing office space to a State agency, every month there would be a team of architects, designers, space planners, leasing agents, etc. driving hundreds of miles to see what the progress of their space was.

And in that scenario, the agency wouldn't be able to handle my claim/pay me out, as they would probably go under - even if it is a state agency.

Its my understanding that this might be OK, if permission was requested from the proper agency (the department of labor, IIRC.)

There are many non profit credit counseling agencies that can help you figure the best course of action for your specifc circumstances.

For Landlords that wish to report a tenant’s rental history, we recommend contacting a collection agency to have any monies owed reported on a credit report.

1.As an AGENT (i.e, you have established an agency relationship with one of the principals in the transaction), you are required to complete the agency disclosure form, it is a standard CAR form.2.As a PRINCIPAL (i.e. no agency relationship), there is no legal requirement to disclose your status as a real estate licensee, in CA.