On one side the companies appears stronger, due to labor cost cutting, so equity investors appreciate the companies improvement on the quarterly reports, which supports investors desiring to invest more in other business, which improves the economy.

I’m sure it’s not 100%  but I’d be happy if it’s a legit company and not a scam.  

While it sounds good from a diversity viewpoint, it actually increases your risk because you're unlikely to be a master at all of them.Additionally, be sure to understand Class A, B, C & D properties for each area you invest.

In my experience, people paying 2-3X LTR rates are well off or only there for work and the stay is paid for by the company.

I wanted to reach out and tell you a little about our company.

I hope to join a team/company that the broker helps me as my team leader does, but only with one layer of commission cut, not two layers.BTW, I am part-time.

Is there a company that gives coverage for property , landlord , and umbrella as a bundle or separately?  

@Cora Gilmore to add to what @Michael Smythe said:Since the IRS views your management company as an agent acting on your behalf, the gross income amount you see on your 1099 reflects all funds received by the manager on your behalf.

They are independent from the title company. 

But my question is are their companies that will do HELOC's on Investment properties?