I looked in Linkedin and the name, phone number, title of hiring manager, company were authentic.

Also, the seller got a copy of the deed that was recorded from the county and said that it was not authentic and she did not sign it.

Does it have to be authentic, or just similar?

You should want their authentic opinion.

I told him that while the credit report appears authentic almost anyone with a computer could fake a credit report and that the cozy reports are my way of verifying he qualifies for tenancy.My tenant told me she would reimburse the charges and I relayed that to the applicant.Then right before he sent in the application he sent me a link to some reviews of cozy and people saying they reimburse the fees to tenants and highlighted some of them saying "I hope you will consider these reviews for your business?

For those direct mailers out there, I know the biggest concern is getting people to respond to your mailings. One way that as always been talked about was having the envelopes hand written.

Has anyone tried having...

More concerned with ease of opening multiple accounts, interplay between accounts online (transferring money), bank security (two factor authentication, etc...), and whatever other issues I should be concerned about.

If your agent says "they exist but you're sitting in Manila and you really don't want to own in those parts of Chicago" then I'd say you have someone that's trying their best to give you authentic advice tailored to you.Or I'm completely wrong, I don't know...

In Ballads of Ireland, 1856, Edward Hayes wrote: “There is a well-authenticated anecdote of Cromwell.

If so, the process requires an additional authentication.