@Nicholas Gallinot, I would only hire them if ithe agent is part of an actual PM company affiliated with those real estate brands, mainly because they have systems in place to deal with tenant screening, maintenance requests, collecting payments and issuing notices.

The issues I am encountering are no one other than the turnkey providers or affiliates of them seem to provide any references to good ones.

In a residential real estate transaction, at the earliest practicable opportunity during or following the first substantial contact by the designated broker or the affiliated licensees with a seller, landlord, buyer, or tenant who has not entered into a written agreement for services as described in subdivision (5) of section 339.710, the licensee shall provide that person with a written copy of the current broker disclosure form which has been prescribed by the commission.However, you said your license is inactive right now.

@Scott Morris  I don't think most of the readers would comprehend the WA and OR pre foreclosure laws and foreclosure rescue rules.  

At my age, I don't think it's a good idea to risk my own personal property.Fortunately, we have no credit cards, since we maxed those out during the housing crunch and ended up not being able to pay them.And we only have one 17-yr old (step) daughter who lives with her mom, so there's no child support due to anyone.I've tried network marketing, affiliate marketing, blogging, etc., etc., as a "second job," and those are not viable.  

Keller Williams affiliate.

Maybe you should combine the guarantee with a non-affiliated inspection after 60 days.

I'm failing to comprehend this type of living solution. 

Sorry it is actually free for every thing to be an affiliate is free but I actually pay for thr the other things

I found this online advertising company that will pay me much like an affiliate advertising gig, but I am not sure.