The reason most brokerages arnt into this is because if 25% of your transactions are you as a principal or representing family members, then most e&o policies will not cover you. 

For instance in screening if you want longer term tenants that isn't something the PMs screen for or care about. 

Hey @Alex Yakubovich, everyone covered things pretty well, but I would get with a good CPA to go over these.

You also cannot refuse to rent to someone solely because they are a Section 8 voucher holder.Screening tenants: While you must accept Section 8 vouchers, you can still screen tenants based on other criteria such as credit history, criminal background, and rental history.

It did cover the amount of the refinance, but barely.

If you sell to a flipper/investor/wholesaler, they're going to want a big discount so they can make profit, have a margin for error, cover holding costs, etc. so you're just adding in people who want to make money. 

We are going through several evictions and the process is NOT fun at all - screening is by far the most important you can do as a landlord to avoid huge headaches down the road.

I am looking for $50,000 to cover my first down payment on a rental property but I don’t have income and my LLC was established in November 2023.

To me it sounds like you've got a lot of the bases covered but may need to update a few things to make it more appetizing.

The reason is it can take 3 weeks or more to clear screening and filters to be put on a companies national site.