We set up a couple of "test" inspections for them prior to their coming, to see how legitimate the inspections were. 

Common fees will include a set-up fee, a leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

I'm happy to talk to people about getting set up to raise capital systematically and legally.

an advantage might be something like:-used to live there and know it well-it's close by-have friends and family there-like to vacation there / want to own a second home thereif i were you, i would pick a market you can go to in person often, or at least in the beginning when you can look at properties and set up your team. 

Upon closing on the deal, I plan to also conduct another visit to address the logistical elements of getting everything set up and finalized. 

This year, I finally made the leap and purchased a duplex and a SFH, all rented, all cash flowing beautifully, but have a question in regards to business structure and setup. 

In general you should start looking for a single family house that has zoning regulations that allows to ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) or can be setup to house hack. 

I'll setup an LLC and run this like a business.

The lady in MN told me that there was a $125 set up fee and then it was $10 a month.

Most carriers don't want to insure a building as a normal rental home if there is a possibility of commercial use, or even if it's set up to possibly be used as commercial even.