I offered as long as I was authorized to run unlimited STR.

HUD yes section 8 yes  housing authorities run by cities yes.but who knows whats the jurisdiction what city and state.. maybe if you post those details someone can acutally answer you..right now with your post there are 50 states to choose from and a million cities need to narrow it down if you want any constructive feedback  :) 

This can also include documentation of rent payments.Up to two years of tax returns, released to the lender via an authorization submitted by the buyer using IRS form 4506-T.Recent pay stubs and contact information for each borrower’s employer.

Most of these other services are simply white lable authorized resellers, so they mark up the price in addition to the data charge.Click2Mail uses such a database, but the interface is pretty confusing.

Show you are an authority in your market.Here is the most important thing.Most people read these posts andsay .. well crappers, that is a bit involved dude.. yeah yeah...

However, I recommend you document the change of ownership and that the lease remains in place.You should only have someone else sign for you if they have the proper authority.

There is paperwork they need to fill out to give you the authority to speak on their behalf.

@Anthony Polossine the first thing I would do is make sure the person that sold you the property, has authority to sell the property

You need a purchase & sale agreement, a title report, a Power of Attorney for authorization to talk to the lender, a payoff amounts, disclosures to the sellers, and escrow.3.

Real estate books are a dime a dozen...one book is hard to pick, but don't pass up the E-Myth Revisited...but get the audio book and play at 2x speed...the author sounds like he could die at any moment...still a good read ;) Good luck!