Since leases don't have to be filed with the town/county/state (like a deed or mortgage does) there's no data base to search.

I know of Craigslist, MLS <I have a agent that would put it on the mls for me>, ads etc...does anyone there is there a App that has a data base of potential renters that I can choose from that already had all the screening done/background/rental history/credit check that I would pay for but I do not have to worry about advertising or talking to a agent?

I connected with them in September 2015 and built a database of 1,500 parks in my footprint.

Administrator please move.

I am a new investor and believe buying and holding is how I will get my feet wet. I am still looking at multi family and 1-2 bedroom condos. My question is how do you get tenants readily available so you are not left...

Straight from my bill: The $1 is an "Administrative Fee""The $1 fee is a state-imposed fee (SB 1186). 

It reduces administration ands give you liability coverage for 30 days on "Newly acquired" properties, so you don't have to sweat adding a property in time.

Seller here by grants the Buyer and their respective heirs, executors,administrators,personal and legal representatives,successors and permitted assigns all of the necessary rights to list for, sale,market,negotiate and enter into a contract to sell or lease the property to a third party on behalf of the Seller and before Buyer takes title.Buyer intends to promptly resell property or a profitAdditionally, I came across this clause below as well.

I am presuming Safeguard Advisors and other 401k administrators would charge separate fees to establish a Solo 401k sole proprietorship and a Solo 401k LLC.  

9/1/17 Update - Just a quick note about the Small Business Administration (SBA).