I can ask them for the ss number when they sign the lease, but now I don't have a way to verify it matches what they provided to SmartMove.

Facts:- We have not agreed to anything yet- This tenant has been top quality- The property is a SFR- She has offered to co-sign a 5 month lease (the remainder of hers) for her dad who is recently divorced and living on social security ... for a reduced rent

Someone had recommended signing over the title to my wife for pretty much the same reason that I was thinking about signing it to an LLC, but I fail to see how that would solve anything...am I right to assume that?

However if she thinks it's worth $80K and is willing to take $70K, that is a sign of motivation and perhaps you can get her down to a better price.

I like renewals, and usually I'll offer a good tenant no rent increase if they sign another year lease.

When I was doing re-habs I'd always have a fsbo sign out front with "will co-operate with agent".

I ask because in my city (Louisville, KY) a yard sign and Craigslist post will usually keep you busy with showings.

After that, I would also suggest reading up on the more major headline events such as the Robo Signing and the MERs debate, I even suggest reading up on the Dobb Frank Act effect on the mortgage secondary market.

I am new to wholesaling and am about to make my first order of signs and leads.

Anyway im on my way back from the deli just picking up some coffee and i see an old man staking a sign into the ground on the side of the road.