schedule an inspection with the local housing authority office.

They will probably deal only with someone on the note or someone who has been authorized.

Also, is there something the lender provides the client that allows them to pull, like an "authorization to inquire" or something?

You appear as an authority when you have your license 7.

.- Becoming an Authorized User on Cards from family & friends that are High-Balance, Low Utilization Percentage (less than 30%), no derogatory info on the account (late payments, delinquencies, etc.), and a established history of time since account being opened. - Attempt to have utilities and rents that have on time payments to reflect on your credit report.

I have been intrigued by real estate for quite some time and have the support of my wife, and I am now ready to jump in but I'm not sure where to start I have had some awesome reads from BiggerPockets affiliate authors but I want more of an interaction with the community; a little more insight if I can get some feedback that would be great.Just a little more info:Currently located: DC, Maryland, Virginia areaInterested Areas of Investment: Cleveland, OH/ Baltimore, MD/ (You Guys Tell Me) I'm more open to low cost investing as I'm just starting I would like to take it slow learn what I can and then expand upward.Ultimately my goal is to be guided/ contribute in this great community take advice from the professionals in this community and forge relationship.

Housing authorities are getting into development and partnering with for-profit developers, too. 

The author asks why someone with a salaried job cannot save $20k a year ....it's because they have a huge student loan to pay off!

The other big exception in the Act reads:  Any person employed by an owner of real estate for the purpose of managing or maintaining multifamily residential property: Provided, however, That such person is not authorized or empowered by such owner to enter into leases on behalf of the owner, to negotiate terms or conditions of occupancy with current or prospective tenants or to hold money belonging to tenants other than on behalf of the owner.

Tried to get a copy of the contract the author uses but he was not kind enough to reply to me.