Said his friend, a snowbird who spends his winters in FL owned condos where there's a lot of drug dealing, including his tenants, and authorities threaten to seize it unless he takes care of the problem.

Authorized personnel would have access to payment processing, occupancy, vacancy, capital expenses, improvements, and other pertinent information included in a real estate transaction. 

., and it''s the state Real Estate Board that can remove an agent's license or issue other penalties, or state legal authorities that cover criminal prosecution if an agent breaks the law. 

I would then at DISCLOSE at first contact that I am a licensed realtor, and then provide them with a consumer information statement and answer any questions that they have about the laws of representation.I would inform them that I work for an investor (which is true) that is looking to purchase properties for cash, and has authorized me to make offers on their behalf (which is true) and I would have an interest in making an offer on their property acting as the principal buyer.I would then have them give me a tour of the property.

Hello BP Family,For a year now I have been reading books from the awesome BP authors and hosts of the BiggerPockets Real estate Podcast (Josh, Brandon and David) wondering how I could start my journey.Well, my journey took me to my neighborhood and specifically two streets away from my home.

So it depends on which housing authority administers the program.

They had Senator Wienowski (author of some of the state ADU regulations) and Greg Nickless from CA Housing and Community Development (HCD) as speakers. 

The same potential issues tenant wise can come up so I wouldn't really worry there.However, Allegheny Housing Authority is a huge pain to deal with.

That said, I'd identify a few similar properties and then call the local water authority and find out what their usage is.

I find it interesting that the author uses one of the worst examples of real estate investing to prove his point.