Each state has different real estate and licensing laws so one must know Kentucky laws to know the answer.It sounds like you went into the attorney's office and said "hey, I learned to this cool way to make a lot of money on the internet, is it legal?"

I'm doing this from my iPhone since my internet at home is down.

You'll need to have them served with the paperwork though, which you could do through a process server local to them if you know where they live. 

Facebook, REI clubs, her on BP, various internet forums and mailing lists, Meetup group mailing lists, Craigs list, are examples of places you can market your deal when you get it.

I try to direct my internet savvy tenants to use cozy.co and pay via ACH.

It allows me to make sure the filter is changed out on time, provides a convienance to the tenant, and allows me to inspect the unit 4 times a year.I only offer services that have a fixed price like internet/cleaning, unlike water or electricity.

That being along with all other prospective renters who meet our minimum criteria to rent and apply.If you have the ability to do a quick internet search of court records for your municipality (or another if she has lived somewhere else), I would do that.

I would do an internet search of homes for rent in the same zip code of subject property's location.

Times have changed greatly with the tools available, mainly the internet and information accessibility.Going forward Im looking to connect with a few wholesalers and others that flip in the area.

After been browsing in the internet I found BP and I think this is what I was looking for.