Investor to investor if you are going to be running the property out, I would write on a piece of paper to the seller that I never intend to live in the property as per Dodd FrankIf the seller is a residential owner and they are doing seller financing to you when you going to live in it as a primary residence, then they generally fall under an exclusion if it's a primary residence and they're only doing one deal every 12 monthsFor what it's worth, I have an RMLO under write my TBers for my lease-option assignments because I want to seller protected in case the tenant buyer brings the seller to court

Tell them you charge the 1st months rent as your fee and that you are non-exclusive...  

Doesn't mean there were no rentals available (newspaper, yard signs, etc).

Standard markets generally offer better coverage at lower rates and are more uniform than excess lines coverage that can include exclusions on thing like earthquake coverage. 

Go to the local newspapers , makes a good human interest story .  

I'm giving up the hard work in RE and switching over to consulting exclusively with the aim of retiring in 3 years (WINK).

Notice of default (foreclosure).. constantly stay in their ear , from start to finish.6. discharged/dismissed bankruptcy cases (get from pacer)7.Tax lien sale- published in legal news papers when auctions come up8.

Hmmmm.If there was a Seller listing with a non performing Realtor that received an Exclusive Right to Sell Listing and produced ZERO buyer offers even close to asking price, does that non performing agent deserve a full commission?

You can only qualify for tax-free exclusion treatment under Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code if you OWN and LIVE in the property for two out of the last five years. 

Your hometown newspaper classified section - Look in the real estate wanted, real estate services and homes for sale sections.