You might call your local tenant union and/or housing authority.

I also have had tenants on section 8 through the Everett Housing authority and they've also never asked about a business license.

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Ask your broker, but my thought is, if you are licensed you can't market properties that you don't have a listing agreement for....unless you have written authorization of the agent/broker that does have the listing....the easiest opportunity is probably within your own brokerage.My question to you would be, if your buyers are willing to pay market price...then why don't they buy on market properties? 

Some of the features that I like in the old version but missing in the new version include: Latest post timestamp, author, go directly to the last post, etc.  

Perhaps congress will but I don't think so because they won't want it ending in the winter or during the school year.

I happen to be one of the co-authors and an experienced private lender. 

Wholesaling is a great way to get started and, while you don't need it to get started, earning your real estate license can be really helpful because it can give you authority.

They want to confirm you are who you claim to be and that you have the authority to hire them to manage the property.Most property managers would not take these steps.

The local housing authority isn't answering phones due to Covid.