Download and print that applicable state statutes.

I already have a request to rent it from another potential tenant who is filling out application online now.

., loan application, loan approval, inspections, satisfaction of contingencies, title transfer, etc.Attend sales meetings at request of REALTORS.Process incoming and outgoing referrals as deemed correct by the company.Special events promotion, organization, and implementation.Handle bank and trust deliveries.Handle all transaction record-keeping in an organized, complete, and clear manner.Search legal and/or city/county records.Compile information and keep records for income tax preparation.DON’T: Make representations about the services offered by the real estate brokerage.Interpret documents or answer questions concerning documents.Ask, answer, or discuss questions concerning asking price, address, number of bedrooms, or other qualities of a property.Ask owners questions as to their housing needs in order to determine their interest in listing their property.Gather information on an owner’s house or a home an owner may be looking for.Provide information to the owner on properties listed.Request the names of others interested in buying or selling a property.Direct or assist in the procuring of a prospect which is calculated to result in the sale, lease, or exchange of real estate.Here is another example.

Purchaser will obtain a fee title insurance policy.Could someone please educate me on the differences between these things and which one is applicable to me?

The rental rate is way below market here in the San Francisco Bay Area so for single day I had 16 showings and at least 5 applicants, with more to follow who will be sending me their applications online.Do I have to run credit on all those who applied and paid or can I just shortlist the top 5 based on the answers to the application form and charge only the shortlisted applicants $35 for credit/background check?

They did a walk through on tenants last day and then had the maintenance crew in fixing all the little things within the first week and a week later they said they had an approved application with a 2 year lease.   

We are just starting to hold some properties as rentals..Have one rented - accepting applications on a second...My question is -- I have read and heard of a 2 person per bedroom occupancy regulation...

Also, most states require applicants to be at least 18 years or older - D.C. is 18 or older.Some states also require agents to complete pre-licensing courses or programs.

Increase income required to 2.75 or 3x the rent will shed lots of applicants who typically struggle hand-to-mouth or under the table income; just be prepared for higher vacancy expenses.

Would I start by Google-ing 'private lenders' and submit applications or is there a more effective method to locate financing?