Just set one up through one of the many online LLC formation companies. 

Sounds like $15k might be a generally safe bet on houses that look "pretty good"... and obviously upwards from there if adding an additional room.Property management fee: Yes, 10% was my starting rate there, but I have 4 properties in the area currently and my management company has a portfolio rate of 8% once you reach 3+ properties through them which is a nice little bonus.I should have caught the property tax difference!

Check window prices online. 

The Harris County Flood Zone map is easily available online, and it performed perfectly during Harvey.

Competition is brutal in Orlando and the auctions are online with an option to set a max price and have aut bids done on them.

You are right about the screening though, I did do an online screening that looked good but didn't call her boss to confirm annual salary and there was no old landlord info as she lived with a friend who had gone on business.  

And no, not taking it personally however when someone who doesn’t know anything about me, the full situation or the way I run my business starts typing with verbosity that, “you are doing this, you believe this, you are going to do this” (when I’m not...) etc, based on a question I posted online - I find it a bit odd.Thanks and have a good one - 

An end to end solution that handles your online rental application to tenant screening is useful here.

I had done a simple search online about how to get into fix and flip with little to no money down and the first thing that popped up was a thread on the BP forums.

I invest in KC now and I certainly feel safe in the areas that I invest.