You can reach out to them on Airbnb/VRBO, a lot of cleaners do that to us by sending messages on their platforms, however if they report you they make kick you off. 

Hey @Laura Sawicki, I second @John Underwood's comment about getting the actual Schedule E from the owners to validate all revenue that was reported to the IRS.No way I would rely on just a report they provided.

There are also additional costs of operating and maintaining an LLC, like separate bank accounts, annual report filings, tax filings, etc.2.

You'll get taxed on the $200k, if you just buy the property for $300k you aren't reporting an absolute ton of income. 

Meaning, can I receive a weekly report of what is going on , as we will properties?

We want to push that number higher.Redfin  reports an NPS of +50 , reporting that it’s score is “...50% higher than competing brokerages.”Only 1.2% of customers have left a negative review. 

We review the reports and feedback they provide and take any necessary actions based on that information.

The thing that I don't see getting talked about much is the on going reporting requirements for property financials and borrower financials. 

Deeper Dive into Rental Demand:Here are a few alternative ways to gauge rental demand:Local Property Managers: Reach out to property managers in the area for insights on vacancy rates, tenant demand, and how long it typically takes to rent similar properties.Vacancy Rates: Research the average vacancy rates in that zipcode through local real estate reports or rental listing platforms like Zumper or Rentometer.Rent Growth Trends: Check whether rents have been rising, stagnating, or falling in that market over the past few years.

Not a collection agency, but have you considered using a rent reporting company to report the debt directly onto their credit reports with the Credit Bureaus?