. #2 sounds reasonable/legitimate

No title insurance is stupid enough to defend/pay you against legitimate mtgs/liens. 

The key thing is most banks need to approve the fabricator for container homes, its going to be similar than any other modular home where the bank either has to be cool with a different draw schedule or a the prefabricator (container company) has to be cool getting paid a little bit after they've completed their work.But in most cases where the container company is legitimate, I think one can find options. 

At $100, I thought they weren't charging enough.I think if you were to provide quality info, in a decent venue, with networking opportunities, a price point of $600-$900 per each day of the event is a fair price to pay.

This is due to being a drivable area, a great value for families and of course the new venues/activities this area offers. 

I don't trust any legitimate lender with a hotmail email haha

If we get bigger we can always look at different venues, but that's something we can discus when we meet up. 

To search for companies or licensees in Missouri go to:  https://renew.pr.mo.gov/realestate-licensee-search...To search for Kansas, go to: https://licensing.ks.gov/verification_krec/Once you have established that they are a legitimate property management company, then you can do everything @Dan Krupa suggested.Hope this helps.

Even if it appears to come from a legitimate company, do NOT send personal information via email.Shred Documents that are no longer neededOnce you’re finished conducting business with your client, make sure that you shred any copies of their personal information before you dispose of it.

If you plan on having very large deductions, then I would mark the price down to something stupid just to get some renters in there to prove it's a legitimate STR and that your expenses and deductions are justified.