@Larry Marshall Information is not the solution.

Here's a question I want to put forth regarding my getting pre-qualified.Presently I'm putting the pieces in play to buy a duplex property or single-family home where i might an ADU in back to live in while I rent out the main house.This will be my first deal that I am seeking a loan from an institutional lender.My credit score is outstanding (820+) but I don't currently own any real estate.So my question - We often hear BP investors talk about the importance of meeting local lenders, credit unions, etc. in order to develop relationships with these local lenders.Since this will be my first deal in my name, am I better off simply connecting with a good mortgage broker rather than going to several lenders directly to shop for the best solution for me?

If you haven't looked into the Small Business Administration, it's a great resource for alternative financing solutions for starting a business, including real estate investing.

This includes wiping down the walls with an ammonia solution.

The current solution is a path towards getting back on track with rent payments for tenants and landlords, the tenants are responsible of making the installment plan payments on time. 

The policy is about 2x the price of other regular policies, but I'm curious if you've seen the value or if you've found a better/cheaper solution?

Our technology platform services provider has to do them manually and we are looking for a solution. 

Good insurance including umbrella coverage is a simpler and cheaper solution.

Increased equity with creative solutions is an easy way to use your BRRRRRRR method and slow and steadily repeat. an extra tidbit that I like to use, is to have a mixture of renting to businesses that send workers to areas because they tend to like month-month and shorter leases, also for them it is a business expense and they can write costs off so as long as you can provide all the services to make their efforts as easy as possible, they are more likely to pay the higher rates.

Save them in Dropbox or something similar.If she makes any threats against you, your business, employees, family, etc, get a court restraining order against her.Start the eviction process to start a clock for everyone to come up with a solution.