I am from the Central Valley in California and trying to get more information on trying to buy foreclosed homes.

Allowing you to have access to the report could violate some of the rules they need to follow as the tenants are authorizing that company to see the reports not you.

There might be a little frustration on my part...Back story:  I have an upper unit of a duplex in Bayview Milwaukee without central air and with a nice older lady leasing it.  

On ring central, I think they charge around $20 per extension.

Or, if you don't have any experience, they may do the deal with a slightly larger downpayment.The whole point of a portfolio lender is that they have the authority to make their own underwriting guidelines and create their own loan products, and sometimes they'll go "off script" if the deal/investor warrants it.

Unless we have been previously authorized by our client to discuss their case, we shouldn't, and a savvy researcher could easily figure out which case we are talking about by doing a simple docket search for our names and similar fact patterns.No, it is better that attorneys talk in generalities about general legal principles. 

Centralize your marketing, and don't assume a good name will make people show up.The best sites appear in a variety of different channels and have good content that bring the audiences.

Mary Foster (no relation) is a principle in a firm in Bellevue and has been co-author of one of the definitive works on 1031.The same is true of TIC/fractional interest syndicators.  

We are about to go into our first flip, (once we have found the right home, searching for one now in central FL). 

Make sure you're only irritating the landlord, not the local authorities, if you feel you must go that route.I'd try explaining to the property manager about your situation and seeing if you can early terminate or sublet it to a long term tenant as the first option, though.