I sold my offset printing business and a few years after the turn of the century, I took a job at night at my friend’s company to keep food  N the table while I built my real estate empire.

What are you guys doing as far as just having a website hosted to display your vacation rental.  

You'd first have to get your credit reports - www.annualcreditreports.com - and print out your reports.

They put it up on a tablet if in person, and it not only makes them look 'cool' but less paper, easy to reference, data storage for waiting lists, and you can always print the application if need be.And echoing @Christopher Giannino We charge whatever the credit check fee is, and apply it to the 1st month's rent if accepted. 

From an operations stand point, make sure the quote from the contractor includes — full containment and HEPA filtered negative air movers that ideally can exhaust to the exterior, manometer with print out logs documenting the containment’s negative pressure throughout the mitigation, full removal of affected materials (drywall, baseboard), (wood framing can sometimes be sanded and then sprayed with a spor/fungicide), and finally an *inspection by a third party environmental hygienist for air clearance*.

Here's the result:$100k land still not depreciable$150k 5/7/15-yr property immediately deductible via bonus depreciation$250k remaining building still slowly depreciated over 27.5/39 yearsMy example was oversimplified, as there're many more rules and small print, and the rules for nonresidential properties are different (better), but I hope it gives you a general idea.

Start by googling "Cash Buyers (your city)" Print that list and cold call them all and get their name number and email, Then look for deals and the right cash buyer will come.

I printed, filled out and mailed the Tenessee Unemployment Filings for him.  

You can print professional reports to provide Lenders.

Most likely they will be satisfied if you continue to make your loan payments on time, but it's always good to read the fine print to be certain.