I've rented a listing through them before and it adds another party to go through that is completely unnecessary. 

Quote from @Jonathan Small:Her process does not hurt you in any way, except the added complexity, but I find it unnecessary.

If your life events prevent buying right now then focus on those other things and buy when it makes sense.

I doubt that creditor protection laws apply to you, but it creates unnecessary tension with you and the tenants.Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

I am a believer in Bitcoin for sure - but this is an unnecessary gimmick - Bitcoin (and gold) is very liquid at this point so there is no real reason to make sure the actual transaction is denominated in bitcoin or gold instead of just converting it for the sale. 

Was wondering if it worth it to go with fiberglass doors to prevent rust on steel doors?

Are you aware of any pitfalls or "red flags" an investor should be aware of that might prevent qualifying for a conventional in this scenario?

There are a lot of preventative/proactive things you can do, including, but not limited to;1.

Many unscrupulous PMs will try to increase revenue by inflating expenses and charging for unnecessary items.

This is just one of many issues you could prevent with boots on ground for 72hrs.