If the lease states utilities need to be in the tenant's name before keys are handed over, then she's in violation of the lease and as she's not paid for March, I'd tell her this is not going to work and follow your attorney's instructions to make sure she doesn't move in.

In terms of coverage, our only requirement is a $300,000 liability, per my insurance agent instructions.

I give them a key and tell them where to find the house instructions and wifi password, it's always on the fridge.

I just quickly looked it up myself, and it looks like they have a step by step instructions packet on their website (link below).

Although I copy every one on property repairs. instructions etc, it is always good to have one person co-ordinate someone being around for say a furnace clean so you don't have to do it. 

I would also like to see different types of threads and different types of meetups that are not The Blind Leading The Blind and at these meetups the investors are provided with very inclusive instructional information.Example.

The instructor in our last class commented on reconnecting with our COI (Center of Influence) as well.

Read and familiarize yourself with these:Residential Rental PropertyBusiness ExpensesBusiness Use of your HomeTravel, Gift, and Car ExpensesSchedule E InstructionsPrimarily focus on "Residential Rental Property", "Business Expenses" and "Schedule E Instructions".

But here's the thing: they were missing something important: practical experience and instruction.

I receive an email from the property manager with my move out packet some instructions. 1 of the instructions was to have a "move-out-inspection" the guy that always did the inspections.