I think I will require certified check for first month so that at least that one is legit. 

All the other maintenance sound legit, based on the fact you have 15 year old carpet I am guessing you have differed some of the required maintenance.     

Look at the Macau Floating Casino. https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g664...When I was growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area the hippies started building house boats across the Golden Gate Bridge in Sausalito.http://www.sfgate.com/homeandgarden/article/Sausal...I have some small houses that I built in the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and a small farm where I wanted to retire.

By all means, you may have whoever you want, but always remember (like the list story) if a prospect don’t seem legit - toss them) allowing buyers like the example on for your list can cause dismay.  

I seem to get alot of Zillow "I'm interested emails" dispite my ad saying call if you are interested so I cannot say how legit those leads are.

They then use their discretion that if it’s a legit complaint or repair needed to be handled, they waive the fee.

I first confirm the seller is legit, if from someone I haven't dealt with before.  

I mean I get you could read and study till the cows come home, but unless you have the experience to grasp the numbers... you'd have no clue if someone was legit or not with the data entered.It doesn't even have to be experience in real estate, even contracts or similar would help you tremendously. 

The link ishttp://www.realestateinvestorswebsites.net/which I found searching for key words, and it was in this is a Bigger Pockets blog post...http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/640/blog_posts/27086-how-to-attract-leads-through-your-real-estate-investor-websiteIs this company legit, and Bigger Pockets endorsed?

Listing a property without photos is like trying to play ping pong with one arm tied to a leg. It