So if I'm a local LO and want my reputation among local Bay Area Realtors to be that my preapproval letter is as good as gold, the wonky ones are full TBD Approvals even if it means I occasionally lose business from one of my fellow perpetually impatient "now now now" instant gratification-seeking millenials. 

They would then find my wikipedia page detailing the companies I have worked with, the deals I have been a part of, etc establishing myself as a good resource for them to get in contact with.As far as sources for the page; I have a company website, there are a few articles written about me, there is info on the county website detailing properties that I own...

Should take you to their website with more information about the REIT and how to invest.

Or my property management website (rentecdirect.com) allows for online payments by card or ACH. 

Check out the "Sound Transit" website to map out the regional transit plans for Greater Seattle. 

I search the tax assessor website and found taxes owe on property that I was interned it.If I choose to make an offer I should subtract the balance owe right?

After some digging into the taxes I learned that the owner of the property I bid on was listed as an LLC and through further research I was able to find the website and owner. 

BUT, I am concerned about the estimated rent that Bridge uses on their website for each property.

More importantly I have licensed and reputable lenders that work with out of state investors to lend them monies to help them acquire investment properties.

@Bennett Schwartz from their web site: The National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM®) provides resources for residential property management professionals who desire to learn, grow, and build relationships.They have a unique code of ethics that pertains to property management.