I've used him one before for an LLC but realize there's a lot of boilerplate and window dressing in that cost (fancy certificates, embossed stamp, etc.).   

I started “dressing for the life I wanted not the one I had”.

No one even went to the hospital - we just dressed down.

I would recommend dressing up in either a suit or nice looking new sports clothes. 

Now finally, I really don't like the judgemental stuff in your post with concern to the way your tenant dresses, the car she drives and the haircut her kids have.

If you are handy you could divide the closet with a solid wood 12” shoe shelf and have a high and low bar on either side...low bar removable for dresses.

A lot of people do not consider the possibility that they aren't listening, dressing appropriately, being professional, or demonstrating good character.

There's an old saying among motorcycle riders that goes like this: "Dress for the fall, not the ride."

-go during the week Tuesday-Thursday from 5-7-avoid weekends-bring all of your paperwork in case you get invited inside and have a deal-dress business casual-always be polite -in a 2 hour time frame you can knock on 100 doors-make sure you are taking down all of the addresses of vacant houses, or houses with "for rent" signs and follow up with these peopleI have attached a very detailed article I wrote on door knocking a while back.

I went to a local REI meeting the other day for the first time in a while and behold, a large NR display and the only person at the meeting dressed in a shark suit (full on biz suit where everyone else was in shorts and tees) running the booth.