So I am in an almost Identical situation except I do have an agent that is sort of a mediator between the seller and I.

The only reason I bothered was because I knew it was a high appreciation market, and I knew it would be short term. edit - I actually realized this post seemed familiar, I already answered your other identical thread. apologies

My parents use a property manager and the forms they use are very similar (some of them identical) to the forms I've found on these sites.I realize this is for BC but it might give you an idea for the type of forms you should be looking for: http://smartlandlordbc.ca/rental_forms.htmGood luck!

Work toward getting credit issues related to identity theft removed from your credit report.  

This is basically where docusign asks personal questions from your credit report to verify your identity prior to signing.

I used to tie my identity to results and that delayed enjoyment (and did not permit failure). 

But under the framework of this esoteric short pay program, the results seem to be identical. 

An LLC is a good device to hide your identity behind. 

I personally think Airbnb’s fraud detection measures are quite a bit better as they seem to have more insight into payments.We had a guest, let’s call her Parys because her fake identity first name that she used is an equally big city just as misspelled.

All the interiors are virtually identical.