Your concerns seem legitimate but Dodd-Frank should not be one of them.

Have owned a corporation for a few years, excellent credit all around.No problems at all, just looking to continue to boost my credit worthiness in case I need a LOC or similar.My company has a DUNS number, but I don't know if anything is reported on it.1) Does a DUNS # do anything2) Is D&B legitimate, or just a scam?

On the site is an option for user submit properties (which I am pondering using to target FSBO markets, or other people who are wholesaling, so they have a venue to make an easy well developed professional page by just inputting a few pre-defined fields and adding their own pictures, which is a free service for non featured properties).

In most states if you have equitable ownership in the property a quit claim is a legitimate method for the transferor to disclaim his or her interest in the property.

Im sure there are some companies that are more lenient than others but the fact of the matter is it has to be a legitimate GOOD deal that truly is worth what you are selling it for to the end buyer.

It they have no public phone listing, you need to check public records to see if the business is registered in your locale, or can otherwise be confirmed as legitimate, and then call an officer or contact person of record.Essentially the same goes for landlord references...if they rent from a company, get the reference "through the front door", not just calling whatever number the applicant provides.

The hard part is finding a management company that's legitimate, licensed and not out to rip you off.  

) Vineyard/winery, Wedding venue (in conjunction with a B&B) etc.

Are any of them legitimate or are they all scams?

She just had to let the other guy know it is a legitimate offer.