I'd greatly appreciate any recommendations or suggestions on how i could go about this process differently. 

Typically that's just a rough sketch and fill out their application.

Negatives: 1) First time sign up process could be cumbersome 2) Claim processing is temperamental they process claims within a few days but recently they have been taking very long like 3-4 weeks 3) Not all renters get approved and Rhino does not provide a reason for denial.

Most people aren't familiar with a sub-to/AITD transaction and so you won't get very far in the process.

I’ve enlisted the help of a property management company to assist me in the process.

We are hoping to find a great house hack for ourselves in the process, but for anything that I cannot handle myself, I want to wholesale to someone else.

Apartments.com is also where I have tenants fill out a background and credit check, set up automated rent payments, and upload renter's insurance.

I am in the process of trying to put a property under contract with asbestos siding at this exact moment, the offer is in and am waiting on a response.

Make sure to get a detailed explanation on the screening process and what steps they take to weed out fraud.

With a seating capacity of 10,600 and average attendance of fewer than 7,000, filling the park doesn't seem a concern.