Recently I have been investigating several firms that claim they will set you up with great passive income returns through inexpensive rental properties.

The house was very clean before move in.The tenant has been complaining about bugs and I had an exterminator investigate and he tells me there are bed bugs in the house.

I called up the Fannie Mae resource center and they said there's nothing they can do; if my agent wants to file a complaint they can, but the results of the internal investigation may take time and will never be made public.I guess my question is how can I or my agent approach listing agents in such a way that gets them to want to actually do their job and return phone calls or show a property?

However, many times you either end up buying tons of material that you can grab online for free, or worse yet...they try to sell you a turnkey property that you may not be ready for at this particular moment.Now, I am good with turnkey properties, they are good, but do your investigation & ask questions.

You also might investigate wholesaling.

Either way they will probably never investigate whether you have moved there and could care less.  

You really need to investigate a little further to really determine the scope of work needed.

You need to investigate this data point for sure!)

By the way, a Phase II Environmental Investigation will probably be recommended for an old industrial property, but start with the inexpensive Phase I.

Sufficient documentation is a script, stating need, as I mentioned, all they need to acknowledge is that they are better with the company of the service animal, if you want to go past that with more requirements made by unfounded medical opinions then I'd suggest you get  ready to explain it to a judge or HUD investigator.