That's very acceptable and reasonable. 

Quote from @Ragan Manning: Hey Nicholas,I am the owner of Manning Your Books and I work exclusively with REI clients.

I typically am not accepting far future bookings.

What kind of return you can accept depends wholly on you.

Registered agent is in case you need to be served legal papers, they will accept them on your behalf unless you would want to be served at your home or work, and technically it must be a place where you are available between working hours. 

There was another property in Mississippi I was trying to buy that was listed on MLS but someone made an offer that was accepted before I could make one.

She reported no financial assets.Her company has not filed for bankruptcy.Van Gundy has boasted she was part of one marketing group’s exclusive “two comma club” for earning more than $10 million.She’s currently out of work and collecting $600 a month in unemployment compensation, the court document shows.Luttrell, the attorney for creditors, asked Van Gundy during the meeting what happened to an offshore account that held $20 million worth of gold bullion as of Sept. 3.

No one will accept an offer like that (for future costs being too high) and if they do, there is an issue.

Accept whoever applies" is an idea that would cost you a bucket of money in the long run.Bankruptcy is usually a "no" unless it appears to be a one-time event caused by something out of their control such as a massive medical bill or a business failure. 

It enables me to market properties effectively while also managing application screenings, processing monthly payments, and accepting maintenance work orders.