I also imagine there would be information somewhere on the web that would address this...but there doesn't seem to be.

@Jerry Puckett good idea Have you ever heard of batchgeo.com you can take list of properties and paste them into that web site and it will show a map with flags of the properties that you entered..

I saw Craig Curelop’s instagram post recently that the exact same thing happened to him.4) I don’t believe I would have that much trouble selling the house with an unpermitted bathroom.

Any ideas on a customizable direct booking calendar and invoicing web site add ons would be appreciated.  

Ok bookkeeping and web interface to track docs.

The key is to talk to as many people as you can, let them know you’re an agent, and listen.You can talk to people you know (your sphere), people you meet (have lunch at a bar and strike up a conversation), people who meet you (set up at a home show or host another agent’s open house), virtual people (Instagram and Facebook) and people you never meet (cold call).

You as the landlord need to know if the applicant is employed and able to make the rent payments reliably.I would just do a quick google search on the applicant and see if you can find their social media accounts (LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook).

There are plenty of free web-based services that can assist with most or all of that.

Welcome to the site @Sara RoaneHere's a web link for information on upcoming real estate meetup's..https://www.meetup.com/cities/us/ca/san_francisco/I'm just wondering because of your location the traffic you'll be driving into..

By uploading the required information and supporting documentation via the service's web based interface, the process of verification was very fast and painless.