Three times usually works if your demand is reasonable and the tenant feels an obligation to pay you.

Plus I also love helping people become financially free, flip houses, and talking investing strategies when it comes to commerical real estate. 

Good on your for asking about something that was potentially a huge financial mistake.

Currently, I'm looking to find a job in the Real Estate field while working on my financial freedom.

I saw in my loan docs that I'm supposed to submit quarterly financial reports to them.Can someone help me figure out how to structure my report or what they are looking for?

I've got no financial interest).

I wouldn't have them involved on the financial end at all. 

My plan is to create an LLC as the business entity and use flipping to provide a financial engine to getting into long term holds. 

I've joined the local REIA, created an LLC, and am thirsty to learn all I can about the aspects of real estate, deal structuring, and how to analyze and take advantage of situations and opportunities as they present themselves.I'm focusing on generating passive income for our family, and pursuing a level of financial freedoms. 

We just have ways of assisting with local financial coaching opportunities through a NFP) If you are hiring a PM, ask them what their written standards are (they should be able to give you these, almost instantly).