And meetings and minutes as well as authorizations to make offers or pay out larger sums ofmoney beyond operating expenses.

They do authorize agents to ask for new paint/carpet before listing, and they typically list right at appraisal value.

Do I have the legal authority to tell a tenant that they cannot have a garage sale?

The past few courses of his own that he promotes (he promotes TONS of affiliate programs, that is always a red flag IMO), are basically re-hash of courses that an attorney out of the Philadelphia area had already done, with the claim that his spouse assisted in authoring these in some cases.

If Chase is the servicer of this loan they have the authority by the pooling and servicing agreement to dispose of the property under certain conditions.This loan could be part of an RMBS security.You won't know who the investor is and won't need to.

Or maybe get the borrower to sign an authorization to release information on the loan, so that some other party can get the payoff.

My statement about affording rents; that the tenant may say they can't afford it as a way to negoiate the rent, you'd have to qualify them to know.I suggest you not use Zillow for anything, I have found that it is too far off too many times.You could call the local public housing authority and ask what the Section 8 rent levels are for the number of bedrooms/ in fact get the schedule.

The law limits the Commission's Board's investigative authority solely to issues related to the Real Estate License Law or Appraisal Act.The Commission's/Board's investigations do not determine whether a violation of any other area of law has occurred.

I actually send them a POA and 3rd Party Authorization, give them a call to let them know that I'm an investor that will be handling all affairs with the property. 

If they are not payed, the taxing authority can foreclose on the property in the hope of getting what is owed to them.One of the benefits is that you can often find houses that are free & clear but the owners (maybe heirs to an estate, etc.) didn't pay the property taxes - let's say it's $5,000 per year.