Robert Schiller, Yale econ. prof author of "Irrational Exuberance" wrote the follow piece in the NYT yesterday.

Property Manager shall be, and Owner authorizes Property Manger to be, named as an additional insured party on Owner's policies."

There should be Real Estate Division in Georgia or another authority to regulate property managers - google and call them first.

You don’t get registered for SEC 8 exactly, but you can contact the local Housing Authority to put your location on their available housing list and to schedule a landlord orientation, if they hold them in your market.  

Go to your local housing authority and they post the maximum rents allowed.  

Every person's journey is different, so knowing the first steps to take can be challenging.If you haven't yet snagged a copy of this book (or if you want one signed by the authors) now's your chance!

I think this happens for a couple reasons:-There are many people who believe their way is the "only" way to do it, and speak with such authority that it sounds and reads as if it were a fact. 

The lender won't even talk to you unless you have an "authorization to release information" signed by the borrower (and sometimes notarized.)  

Article 4 of the National Code of Ethics clearly spells out our responsibilities to the customers as well as the Clients you will face as a Realtor®.No Realtor® ResourcesUnfortunately, there are no resources available for the Realtor® who intends to add wholesaling to their repetoire of services.Do not listen to those who have no training as a Realtor® about the legal authority, and procedures for you to wholesale.  

If the author of this email to me (a somewhat known wholesaling "guru") believes that 95% of the mail you send is useless...So why does he then teach it?