Reading another post got me thinking about this again.For those of you who own larger multi-family, self storage, mobile home parks, etc, anything with a "resident manager" who lives on-site--do you give you resident manager signing authority on bank accounts and/or allow them to handle finances?

If it's in a business entity and you want a loan, the person authorized to encumber the property in the company signs and the minutes or partnership agreements need to show such approval to act in that matter.

I have some leads coming in from a mailing I sent out, and a couple of the owners are interested in seller financing.

Does anyone here know a good company that sales leads for people who want to lease option or rent to own.

Does the HOA/ Board members have the authority to demand that i have my picture on the card.

There are entity specialists @Douglas Dowell and others http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/author/douglasdowell/ I have a JV idea that I feel has merit.

Have a family member with an excellent credit history add you to their account as an Authorized User.

IF you do any deals in MD ask about recent lead lawsuit cases)It involves a quit claim deed.

P.O. boxes or no address at all can lead people to think you're a fly-by-night operation or a scam.

If you want to break into the probate side of business, instead of chasing down leads from the daily obituaries - why not befriend an attorney that handles the estates?