And then I also put in the lease if the rent is ever past due, the discount is null and void for remainder of the lease-charge a $200 administrative fee to process a substitution, and this is clearly spelled out, in the original lease, AND DISCUSSED at the time of original application when dealing with this type of situation-No boats, RVs etc stored-NOISE: All radios, television sets, stereos, etc. must be turned down to a level of sound that does not annoy or interfere with neighbors

Through administrative foreclosure due to unpaid taxes, I was recently deeded an out-of-state property that has some occupants.  

I outsource my marketing to my other entity, I have a VA who helps me with the phone and keeps my database and contacts clean.

Come on.The MLS is a database, period.  

These aspects are discovered through third parties, attorney, relatives, home nurse or nursing home administrator, if such matters do apply, best just to hold off and get it done properly when issues are taken care of legally. 

We suggest you verify the applicant's identity.SSN may be invalid - it was either very recently or never issued by the Social Security Administration.

You might find out who at the law firm runs that department (not the actual lawyer, but the person who compiles the database and kind of administers the whole process).

The estimating uses the exact same database.

Are title companies allowed to give out information about customers in their database.

The database says this guy served 5 years and is moderate risk.