We know there might be slight risk of an unwanted visitor, but its' never happend.

We are revamping our website, putting out more bandit signs, printed a car magnet to put on my gf's dad's van ( he runs a newspaper route), flyers, business cards, contracted with a couple of postal workers to bird dog for us, and purchased a new marketing list for our direct mail campaign.One thing we are focusing a lot on now is pounding the pavement.

I think you'd be wasting your time and possibly opening yourself up to unwanted critique from your tenants.

While the media is pounding away at the credit crisis, the small local banks have had limited exposure to the current economic mess.

Maybe I should have put more emphasis on the "remotely working" part of my question so not to attract unwanted hostility from forum members. 

Title companies usually offer disbursement services as it keeps title cleaner for future transactions among other reasons, ask about disbursement loan services, they borrower can pay for it.Lots of folks have money, seems having money alone makes them think they can be a lender and that doing so is some simple matter that anyone who has made money can probably do......well, they just find it hard to admit they really don't have a clue and many lose money and wonder why when things happen, Penny wise, pound foolish applies.As Jeff mentioned, just any RE attorney is probably not versed in financial laws as finance is NOT real estate.

Just too much risk of creating any unwanted agency issues.  

You have to stay firm with them and tell them to pound sand when they find out you are the new owner.Also you have to look at what type of hair place is it??

Penny wise, pound foolish

I am going to work on writing a book, dropping 40 pounds, further systematizing my business, hiring a full time assistant, starting a family, and starting up some syndicates as I am getting increasing demand for investors wanting to place capital with me.