Agents should know of people who aren't qualified to buy a house, for many legitimate reasons, but want to live in a SFR.

So, it would be smarter to let people see the unit but prepare legitimate reason for not renting - credit score, income requirements, etcDon't take application when/if you know you're not going to rent them or they won't be qualified.Application fees are not refundable but I do read them whole list of requirements and explain in details.Like:"if you ever had an eviction, don't apply - the fee is not refundable", and eve explain that eviction is not their things thrown out of a house but simple process when their landlord file anything against them in the court.You can tell them on the phone though that you've just got an application and processing will take few days with your accountant, they can see the property but you won't take an application at this time.

I would advise that if you are planning to manage other people's investment properties, you absolutely get the LLC set up as you will then have a legitimate business.  

Is the Quitclaim Deed legitimate since person A still has a mortgage on the property?

So just wanted to make sure this is legitimate charge.

This would be a legitimate way to avoid the CA franchise tax on LLCs. 

Insurance pays for legitimate claims, you'll certainly here the horror stories but the overwhelming majority of claims pay out.

I think there are legitimate companies out there, in that they buy houses wholesale, do quality rehabs and possibly do the property management. 

The trustee will usually be instructed to bid in on behalf of the lien holder the total of amount of the principal, interest owed, late fees and legal fees, as well as any other legitimate fees incurred by the lender.

That sounds like a good legitimate resource to hear from!