I'm a Leasing Manager in a pretty amazing and unique building, not to mention expensive.

I have a question and what I think is a unique situation(compared to the rest of USA).

That maybe true, but the State Banking divisions have fines as their reason to go after enforcing the Safe Act.I'm doing owner financing of houses which is a different set of issues than mobile homes and being Safe Act compliant is difficult but doable at least and I'am working on a plan to make it easier thanks to an idea Ken offered me.Seth is right about putting owner financing in your ad will get you a flood of buyers!

That is the most unique thing I have played with

CA has some unique RE laws, but they don't contradict laws of agency.

Just remember, every deal is unique and has it's benefits.

Each of these will have their own unique circumstances from a wholesaling perspective, so the relationship with the agent may change depending on the particular type of deal.Can you elaborate on what type of agent you're referring to and what type of deals you'll be doing?

We no longer work directly for B of A as they just sold their field services division to Safeguard Properties.

I think you're running into this with SmartMove because it is part of one of the credit bureaus - so credit checking is probably required.The one thing you will lose by skipping credit checking is their address history; I use that to confirm data regarding residency, landlord history, eviction history ...If you know that they have always been residents in Minnesota, then you can use google to find free public criminal search:https://cch.state.mn.us/http://www.doc.state.mn.us/search/default.htmhttp://www.mncriminals.com/https://dps.mn.gov/divisions/bca/Pages/criminal-history.aspxhttps://dps.mn.gov/divisions/bca/pages/background-checks.aspxEviction (unlawful detainer in MN) is another matter.

NYC apartments are a unique market compared to most of flyover country.