Here is text from sb13 “the violation is not necessary to protect health and safety, as determined by the enforcement agency, subject to specified requirements.” 

Most agencies are slow to process paperwork, have a lot of bureaucratic red tape, and it is difficult to get them to respond to inquiries.

Some lenders charge 5% released upon C/O, others release once that particular line item is approved by local inspection agency.

Quote from @Richard Ferraro: Quote from @Benjamin Aaker: If you are working with a Realtor (TM), they will have to follow the NAR rule to sign an agency agreement with a buyer before showing houses.

So, I believe this page explains about how they need to be registered to do business:https://www.pa.gov/agencies/dos/programs/business/types-of-f...

If you can not find coverage with the agencies you have contacted, PM me and I will let you know the companies that we use that might do it.Because of your making payments to the owners potentially, I would look into commercial crime coverage and cyber liability. 

Dual agency is illegal in my market, and I'm glad it is.

For the folks north of 30% DTI, buyer expectation shifts are not meaningful because real qualifications just aren't there.The best case scenario folks-- dual income, no kids, no debt, have minimum 10% downpayment, sharing a 1br apartment under $2k in a average COL place looking for a $450-550k house is literally the only type of folk that is waiting for this "expectation" shift.

see Facebook group:Norada Capital Default Notice:If you are one of the investors, please see Facebook page with agencies and links to file complaints !

We also work with investors in the different markets we operate in to perform tenant placement where we work with ALE Solutions, other relocation companies, medical agencies, etc. to offer properties as a part of our inventory.