I should note: it's probably unwise to admit you entered the property, even though you had a good faith belief the place was under contract and you had permission to enter... you may make the actual owner feel very violated and their response could be unpredictable and include things like police (if you're lucky) or buckshot (if you're not.)Tell them your suspicions grew when you noticed Yahoo 2 also had the property "listed" at a much higher price.

Of course, the tenant would still have to fill out the individual landlord's application and give written permission for access to the reports.1.  

Sorry for the delay @Matt M.I'm assuming you're licensed as an agent in CTIf you have a license in the state of Connecticut you can then act as a business owner ,as a principal in the transaction, and as long as you disclose that you were not "acting agent for" you can do what ever you want, just be transparent.You can enter into an option, into a lease, into a lease with option to assign, into a lease with an option and sublease and sub option, enter into a master lease, enter into a master lease option, etcSo let's say that you find a seller that has low equityYou first talk to the seller and let them know that you are either going to list the house as an agent and get the very best price or you will act as a business owner and enter into as a principal with the lease and option and then sell your agreement for 3%. 

In Alabama, individuals can represent themselves in court. 

I tend to look at least an average of 20 properties, sometimes with my agent and other times, she gives me the code to enter.  

If the homes are all individually titled and being transferred you may also need a mobile home broker to assist with the transfer paperwork.  

You must provide notice of 12 to 48 hours depending on what state you are in to enter the property outside of an emergency situation.

I’m joining BP because after listening to a majority of the podcasts and reading a few of the books recommended by the guests on the podcasts, I realized I’m missing out on surrounding myself with individuals in the real estate community and the wide array of knowledge BP provides.

I just attended training with some very knowledgeable teachers and their advice was NEVER enter into any lease option or lease to purchase transaction.

As @David Semer said, the community is such a great source from the webinars, blogs, and podcasts to every BP individual and their help.