I recently spoke to a local real estate agency and they said their property management company is booming but they need more listing.

If she needs help paying her rent, she can apply to different agencies for assistance.

I am a Realtor in Madison, WI and so far as stated earlier, other than an offer of compensation no longer being listed in the MLS, not a lot has changed as far as sellers typically being agreeable to pay buyers agents at closing a buyer agency commission, and sellers just viewing that as a closing cost and focus on reaching a net proceed number they are happy with (if competing, one buyer may ask you to pay their buyer agent fee, but at a higher price where you could still net more than a lower priced Offer). 

I hired a contractor who was recommended to me from the agency who sold me the home. 

Within the Tahoe basin there are also coverage requirements and permitting from the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency.

They're coordinating with other agencies, collecting supplies (they have a list), and flying it down on Saturday.

Usually, they will refer to a placement agency who will tour the resident and family through at least three locations they think are the best fit for their client. 

Does any one have a collection agency in the Connecticut area for rent collections.

Agency debt is mostly teaser stuff that very few people qualify for, so I'll not mention those rates in this post. 

When you refinance to the agencies, their terms are longer, 10 years and sometimes longer.I would jump on a call with a mortgage broker to discuss various scenarios.