Eddie,I am in PA, and used their coverage on my last flip.Give them a call to see what they'll do.The reason we used them: they offer vacant premises coverage in 1-month intervals; most others only do paid-in-full 3-month (and longer) for vacant premises.

I have collected leads on my CRM and have them scheduled to call back at certain intervals.

SomeOf the bureaus work in 14 day intervals sweeping all inquiries together.

I’m preparing to establish an interval of mailings using both post cards and letters, so that feedback was very helpful.

I was confused because I thought that a 5 year balloon was like on the personal real-estate side where the total balance is due at the end of the 5 years or it'd need to be refinanced, but she explained that it is more like a variable note where the interest rate changes at the end of each 5 year intervals.

Screening is prime but doesn't always cover the tenant that falls  in between the cracks, keep your buildings in high standards and inspect on regular intervals.. 

That is to say, Financial Freedom where checks appear in my mailbox at monthly intervals and I am able to worry about the next deal instead of where I am going to get the replacement gasket for my 1985 Maytag refrigerator. 

I will often meet several at around the same time and stack the meetings in 15 minute intervals.  

Probably do 2 week intervals for each tenant brought on as some form a quarantine.

Some other resources I would recommend looking into are:- Local Real Estate Investment Associations - most markets have groups for real estate investors, which meet at some interval.