For example, no single Board member (or officer, such as the President) has any greater authority than any other (with the usual exception of actually signing contracts, but only after the majority has approved the contract).

They also have authority through their organization to enforce against their members.

I get the feeling the author of this article might be just a little bit politically motivated in their spin of the situation.

If cannabis is illegal in the state you can involve local authorities as a last ditch effort.

J Scott is a great author and the book was super helpful.

If you're a minor, ask your parents or someone (of age) to make you an authorized user on their credit card so you can begin to build credit.After you start getting your feet wet you'll find your path, everyone's different and there is no right or wrong way so good luck.

She got married and was moving states, so she talked to the lender and they gave her instructions on how to write a letter explaining the situations, they gave her a written letter back authorizing her to rent it.

What was the author and complete title of the book you mentioned that got you kickstarted?

You should be trying to get a hold of the borrower to get an authorization letter to speak on their account.

Much of this depends on the working ability of the House Authority in your particular area.