Ohio is particularly clear:  You need to have the written consent of the actual owner of the property to advertise.So you just have the sellers sign something giving you permission to advertise the sale of your contract.No idea why the hell everyone always have to make stuff so damn complicated for no reason...

Brake records, buy 50 homes, make $500,000 in extra income, you have our "BP" permission. :)  The alternative is waiting like I did 35 years giving myself excuse after excuse as why I don't own 1, 3, 7,  20, 50, 250 units.  

Every married person knows it is easier to ask for forgiveness then to ask for permission.

I understand what you're saying about the program potentially benefiting first time landlords by educating them on rudimentary aspects of property management, but for seasoned managers this is really just an inconvenience.At least in all the areas I am familiar with, landlords are permitted to include background checks in their qualification process and provide their own leases, with the terms being tailored to their preference (to the extent the terms are legally permissible).Perhaps I didn't do a great job presenting my question.

NO you cannot use the BP logo without specific permission.

Where I live, getting a quitclaim deed does NOT give you the right or permission to get the buyout amount from the mortgagee.

is a request for permission to act definitively in one's own best interests, regardless of outside approval (which is somehow always needed).

No.As others already mentioned, insufficient income.  3 times the rent is the normal requirement for pre-tax income;  in some situations going as low as 2.5 times the rent is considered permissible.  

The bank can't release that information without the homeowner's permission. 

Although, I would say it's more like that the boyfriend will all of a sudden move in without permission with Section.