Be polite and respectful, but also professional and strict.

As long as they treat me and the building with respect I return the favor, when you get a bad one get rid of them and find a good person.

Quote from @Johny Omaga: As a private lender, establishing clear communication and transparency with borrowers has been crucial in overcoming any funding challenges.

I do not go barebones because I want tenants that will also respect the place.  

Our well-established funding strategy allowed us to move swiftly without delays, ensuring a smooth transaction.

Nobody will ever respect you for the blood, sweat, and tears you will go through dealing with all of the pain and agony of trying to navigate such a ridiculous system.

Have you ever noticed that many things that are actually creepy, stupid, and downright evil put a respectable title/ name to it?

The company doesn't really have a "credit score" or "eviction history" so I'm thinking about asking for 1.5x or 2x monthly rent as a deposit (we normally do 1x month rent) just like I would for a tenant without established credit history.Thanks!

Have the LLC established when you decide to offer on a property as the offer, insurance, title, and loan will need to be in the LLC's name. 

She has an impressive portfolio but I just lost some respect for this agent - I reached out to help a Bay Area investor as an agent not have her sell him an expensive coaching program.