If it were mine I would have a technician come out from a good trustable company has been in business for quite awhile and check the unit out.Good Luck!

Explain to them that you need a checking and savings account and that it will be used for a rental property that is privately owned. 

@Shawn Kostoff, @Jimmy O'Connor, @Justin Seng, @Rich O'Neill, @Eric Armstrong, I'm sorry for reaching out on such an old thread, but I just purchased 2 rentals in the last 12 months in Delco and looking to scale my business.

Quote from @Russell Brazil: Bank statementHow do you figure out what all their business expenses are with just a bank statement?

I’m focusing a lot of effort on growing our property management business this year.

That is just awful business practice. 

(This will be a business, not a relaxing vacation on the beach.)  

PREDATORY business practices, truly shameful.

Ideally, targeting properties conducive to the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) method can optimize returns, although such opportunities may require thorough market exploration.Should you require further assistance in evaluating potential investments to align with your business strategy, I am available to offer guidance.

Find property in a good location, at a good price, and at a good point in the real estate and business cycle, with the most leverage you can get, ie. the lowest down payment are some of the keys to success, whether its residential real estate or commercial.and don't beat yourself up when you screw up, which you of course will, many times.