http://www.insurent.com/slpb_ll.shtmlquote from their website:" For landlords, the Insurent® Program is a unique no-cost method to increase occupancies, eliminate rent loss, and streamline the rental process for all parties where the prospective renter does not meet your minimum financial requirements, and needs to put up additional security, prepaid rent, or have a qualified co-signer at 75x-100x the monthly rent.The landlord accepts the Insurent® Program; the renter pays for the Insurent® Lease Guaranty.

Series LLCs benefit from one state filing and one fee so they are cost efficient and streamlined.

We are planning to do the same thing with our property in California, new laws have streamlined the approval process for splitting parcels; the city has to ministerially approve any application for a lot split in a residential zone to build a duplex, pretty exciting!

This helps streamline the wholesale process.

Looking for software to help streamline my property management business.

My recommendation is to streamline your offer to what is really important to you in terms of contingencies and closing date; sometimes even more escrow proves to be a good play.  

Unless there is another loan product I think this would be the most streamlined and easiest for you. 

@Reid Chauvin well I guess all of the above but primary reason for asking the question is to refinance my primary residence then get a HELOC on the remaining equity.Not opposed to streamline loan but would prefer to get rid of the p.m.

The system works as it should, it is very nice for stream line the process of connection with potential homes. 

Idaho -is supposed to be fairly landlord friendly as well- there was a little talk in October about a plan to set up security deposits in a State Bank, in the tenants' names, but beyond that I think unless it's outlined in the lease you can raise rent as needed (# of times), pretty streamlined eviction process etc.Washington -I think Washington State is more landlord friendly as well- maybe bigger city exception like Seattle- I don't think Spokane though.