I'm looking to learn from individuals that may have some experience in this area or any input.

An individual gives money for the cooking supplies i.e. eggs, flour, sugar. 

If it fails then you back out no harm no foul.That may seem unfair to the seller, but it might also result in them being able to sell for a higher price than they could have otherwise.

If you were a ultra conservative individual you would not be asking, you would be paying them off to hoard your cash.

Not just setting up an MLS search for REO properties, but finding individual listings that are undervalued and sending them to me with an ARV estimate (bonus points if they include comps to support the ARV).Turn Around Time - I want to work with a Realtor who can get offers written and back to me to sign ASAP.  

As an individual occurrence I would probably have the tenant document the event on paper in their own words, have them sign and date it, then replace the item.  

I'm thinking that there wouldn't be any harm besides maybe following up too much with them if I did both at the same time.

This question does not have an answer and if you can't differentiate between them when analyzing individually you probably aren't ready to give them money

And you have no credit score.Once your business has established income, credit, and assets, the banks will start to lend to the company with less focus on the individuals who own the company.

You should definitely reach out to a qualified individual.1.