But setting you up on daily e mails of new listings is easy for any agent I get them in a few markets I like to work in.

Would imagine you would have to put up panels over them but they are fairly thin and work well.

I can't imagine any legit broker is going to want to risk their license and possible jail time helping to facilitate fraud.  

The best one we had was an older woman still driving school buses @ 67 yrs old because her 1st two husbands took everything.Can't imagine how she got licensed to drive a school because we would have EMT calls 2x month at the rental for her diabetic issues.

I'd imagine it is. 

The lower unit owner has contacted her insurance company as well as Serv Pro to assess the damage.I called my insurance company and they said that my insurance would cover my unit, while the lower unit owner’s insurance would cover her damage.With the above in mind, I’d imagine her insurance company would look for someone to collect the money from.

All I have to do is to email the access code to my guests and answer their questions about local restaurants, if they ask.

You have to put together a Purchase & Sale Agreement, and a copy of the Will and whatever "proof" you may have,  call a Title Company, set up Title and email copies of everything to them.

I was recently emailed a land sale price notice from Alabama Department of Revenue for $1,200.

I keep getting emails for a website called myhousedeals.com, but you need to become a member to see any of the "good stuff".