Or can I provide a generic OA that states I have signing authority to satisfy the title co. then change the OA later to be more comprehensive?

Most people just go with the generic private money advice, "start by asking your friends and family for money to do your deals." 

We have a couple rental listings and I'd like to just respond to all our email inquiries with the same response and respond to all the emails at once, from different prospective renters.Does anyone know of a way to respond to dozens of emails with the same generic response?

And I’m getting new properly written operating agreements drafted for my three ”generic” LLC’s at no extra cost.You have Airbnb properties—if it were me I’d definitely get those in LLC’s.

In a traditional space or a generic space, it usually just ends up looking "kitschy", like you're trying too hard.

The extent to which I would get involved is to send a generic note to all tenants saying to be respectful of each others belongings.

Also, at first we were getting too many generic SEO leads searching for too generic real estate terms.It's not perfect, but SEO ads have paid for themselves for sure.  

If you as a broker for example had a full plate with verified clients and you received  some generic e-mail blast that you get all the time from everyone else trying to do something that is not happening in the market would you give it a second look?

Population growth, unemployment rate, crime (dont want to be in D- neighborhoods that contractors and PMs wont go in), tenant-landlord laws, price to rent ratio, and potential for appreciation were what I focused on.I mainly use government websites, online crime maps, and generic news articles.

The last few years I have been leaning toward more generic cards.