Don't trust certified funds either.When I get my commission checks from a closing attorney or receive a cashiers check my bank waits a few days for it to clear.They have seen fraudulent cashiers checks and have seen social security checks even bounce before from the government.For cash have a pen checker for counter fit bills.It's wild in today's times for sure.

-He doesn't Tweet, Blog, or Social Network - He already know what you are doing and doesn't care.

Still the reality is much different than in the books.I can't say I pulled the trigger - we've relocated recently to US and we've rented out our canadian condo - it was mostly the relocation that made us to rent out the place.

Another try is searching that name on Face Book or other Social Media sites.

Hello Curits,From what I understand now, the non profit agency gets the SSI check from the federal body, ( am told the it is not uncommon for a non profit social services agency to receive the funds on behalf of a beneficiary) and then cashs the check and ensure that the rent is paid.

Here's why: There are basically 2 types of transactions we make in life, business and social (personal).Business transactions are based on, you guessed it, money.

That difference can help to establish a foundation of knowledge or social networking OR to let us know if they're a dud.

We have had luck however, using the social media scene.

I don't see the 2 questions as automatically related, so....2.As I do with my piddly social security check each month, I'd donate it or set up a useful foundation.Rich

Finding sellers-Send out mailers to homeowners stating your service-Social networking-Tracking down owners of an abandoned property -Door knocking / door hangers-Magnetic car signs- Bank REO departments- Classifieds- FSBOs- Your own website- MLS (team up with an agent) You can meet with a few Realtors who are willing to co broker deals with you in return to access some great leads on the MLS. 3.