Here's a list of some:  https://rpoaonline.org/contractors-vendors-category/property-management/

Does anyone have a recommended local vendor they have worked with to obtain a HELOC in the Round Rock, Tx area?

I know there are a lot of vendors out there but I just wanted to get some recommendations and reference for some of the people you guys can personally vouch for.Thanks guys!

Tenant Contact Information (All the application information pertaining to the tenants)Tenant Leases (I have two of them electronically, i need all three)Tenant Payment History (I should have asked for this during the due diligence, read a post about it after the due diligence period had expired) Pro-rated rents for this monthSecurity and Pet DepositsAll keys and remotes for the garageWarranties on the appliancesContractors and handymen contact info (this person has been investing in the area for a while, and agreed to share his vendor list with me)Warranties on all the appliances Am i missing anything? 

hire the vendors directly and get bids, put terms in that doesnt pay them up front and pay them by the job not by the hour.  

Here's a post from a fellow host (I don't personally know her) with a link some helpful information.If STRs are limited to 7 days that will hobble a lot of people who rely on this business for their well being, including owners, mangers, cleaners, handymen, and the local vendors that supply our amenities. 

I’d almost prefer to pay a consulting fee to get some vendor neutral advise.

Some companies will help with background checks and credit reports you just need to find your preferred vendor.

In house is better if they are competent at both.In-house is worse if they aren't great because now you're tied to the same sub-sufficient vendor for two jobs. as for the multifamily question, it depends on the size. 50+ units, yeah you'll want someone who specializes. 1-20ish units it shouldn't matter much (as long as they can handle the volume) 

With some lenders once you acquire so many properties with them and become a preferred vendor their standard criteria doesn't apply as much.As Brian mentioned if net worth is lower you could have a partner, one of the passive investors on a syndicate deal you are doing, or someone not involved at all to come in and (kiss the note).