LLC collects the 80% of profits, and pooler takes their 10%, leaving the standard 70% of profits for their members. 

I am not familiar with the collection process in your county, but if it is like ours, you can start to collect in about 6 month's after judgement.  

Have you collected income for the past 12 months? 

If I do go the property management route - can i get a limited service option (say in which I find the tenant, collect rent, handle most maitnenance issues) and they primarily are liasoning with my vendors during US business hours and handle any urgent maintenance issues?

If they don't pay the balance it will follow them if you report it/ send it to collections and it will stay on their record until the settle it, no other landlord wants to see that, or an eviction!

If you are truly just writing a funding check, and collecting a check at the end, most likely you'll be considered Passive.

I have 1 derogatory on my credit which was a collection of like $400 a few years ago.

(Rent Zestimate®: $1,599 and I am collecting $600/month) Can this be considered a "Not Rented for Profit" rental property/agreement?

Does anyone have any knowledge on whether I can represent myself in a transaction with a builder on the purchase of a new construction home for myself as an actively licensed broker in WA Seattle area and collect or save on the commission myself?  

Why cant I just pull the trigger, slap a tenant in there, and collect $$$ per month?