For that I applaud Dave Ramsey and whole-heartedly endorse it should be mandatory education in every high-school across the nation, seriously. 

But that's their policy and she clearly explained that in the beginning.If I came across a Real Pro listing that better fit my criteria, I would consider doing business with them.This is not an endorsement for Real Pro.

Checked into the value of putting my properties in LLC's and the answer I got was it wouldn't do me any good.When I have the LLC set up for my active business, I got liability insurance, and the insurance agent made sure I got an endorsement that covers me personally.

@Jessica CampaThis is not a personal endorsement, but a lot of SA folks use Ed Guerrero.

So look for some good reviews from tenants also. 5. look up the state license- make sure the company name is the same as the license.6. look for a company with in house maintenance with certifications. 7. beware of companies that have full fledged maintenance companies that are seperate entities. 8. ask for a copy of the workmans comp insurance endorsement. 9. ask if employees are on payroll and covered by work mans comp.10 request a copy of liability insurance and E an O insurance. 11. most of ohio has led base certifications, ask about the lead requirements and how they handle them. 12. ask if the units are inspected annually and by who?

This happened in industry like market making and investment banking as well- In the same week, Airbnb owner is punished by state gov. of Colorado by increasing the tax rate- Meanwhile , gov. is endorsing everyone to become landlord in their own primary house by having ADU. - I also see a lot of initiatives from real estate tech co. to disturb the traditional real estate industry.

I see you are out of state - I would definitely endorse Mt.

Would not endorse TurboTenant.

If it's not, I suggest you ask the title insurer for an endorsement to add it.Yes, it does matter.Liability to who? 

One said I need a home occupation business license, one said I need a business license with an endorsement in each city I have a deal (and additionally, a separate one if I work in Tacoma), and another said I don't need a license at all unless I have a store front or a business that sells actual product.