Animals negotiable.My longer email reply includes a link to an online application and background check (something like cozy works) and a link to a quick 2 minute tell me more about you google form (because I’m an agent and happy to tour them other properties if this one isn’t a fit.)I always clearly detail my (or the owners) minimum rental requirements so people who won’t qualify do not waste time.

If you can pay a realtor in the area to show your property for a couple hundred bucks if you've done your background checks, marketing, screening, etc. yourself, then all that lacks is the personal touch which you can overcome with a good team.I haven't decided if I am comfortable enough to do this yet myself... but I am curious what other advice you get!

But make the criteria clear in the beginning and do a thorough background on your tenants, I believe you'll be fine

A little background. 30 years young, credit score of 730, no debt, I have my CA real estate license but haven’t worked under a broker for a few years.

Background:  I own one rental property. 

You sound like you've got a good background to bring to the industry or to a partnership.

@Ryan Keenan I would never consider renting to someone without doing a full background check.

Even if you have an attorney help you, having some background information will help you get more out of the attorney.

BP family whats going on I am a native Philadelphian....I am new to the Real Estate wholesaling aspect as I have just recently left the automotive industry with a sales and finance background.

There’s not a whole lot of background information in your post (financial situation?