South Lake Tahoe has it's own MLS, South Tahoe Association of Realtors MLS (STAR), and I would suggest working with an agent that is affiliated with that MLS as they will be more current on the rules.

For those very reasons is why I like performing notes and for the investor to hook up with a company that is in the business of originating good solid performing notes like @Don Konipol  and or some other affiliated companies.. we never run out of notes so when one pays off you roll into a like kind note in a matter of days..

And this goes for all of the companies he is affiliated with as well.

Most are affiliates.While brokers are typically required to hold state licenses and act as fiduciaries, affiliates are simply representatives.

I admit that the allure of interest-only payment to drive insane profitability from cash flows is attractive; however, I don't see a standard process that the lender follows, but it may just be the affiliate/broker representing them who isn't very formal. 

While down, installed a new Encode, fired up the Schlage app, then integrated it into Remotelock and everything worked good for a month.

We don't recommend that but were watching closely more fore science :)  The automation with Turno and Schlage encodes is by far the biggest help plus it gets a little discount on the property consolidation with Pricelabs. 

I have been through numerous CRM reviews but many seem to be affiliate/promotions in disguise or at least lack objective comparative context. 

Quote from @Josh Weber: We use OwnerRez for property management software, RemoteLock to manage our Schlage Encode WIFI locks, and Honeywell Wi thermostats.

I have zero affiliation, just telling you my process.