You have each tenant provide you with their vehicle make/model/colour and plate number.  

It's hard work, its full of crap you don't want to do, and it's not a get rich quick scheme.

state or NMLS licesne numbers MUST be on their website if they are not.. then you have your answer.. but not all states require license I second JR.s thought process pump and dump up front due diligence scheme.its the new Nigerian letter scheme.. were they talk of huge money deployed and suck small money out of you never to be heard from again  .. its rampant on all social media and BP

And there is some value of having all the info you need in one place presented in a concise manner but is this really the valuable info you need to be successful or just His latest money making scheme.  

I have been doing a ton of research (articles, podcast, biggerpockets etc.) and I understand this is not an easy, get rich quick scheme.

real estate scams are very common and have be going on for years Straw buyers, crooked appraisers , ponzi schemes you name it it has been done Rule of thumb if something sounds too good it usually is Be on your guard investigate ,check references etc  Whenever there is large sums of money involved there is a scam to separate people from their money

@William Tonghttps://www.housingwire.com/articles/46567-sec-shuts-down-equitybuild-claims-company-is-135m-real-estate-ponzi-scheme

I'm a new investor who sadly fell for one of those guru schemes and paid $28,000 yet felt ill prepared to actually do a deal.

No need to ruin what seems like a pretty good deal banking relationship over what in the grand scheme of things is a minor issue.

If you must, use the MASTER-sublease scheme show here: