You should screen the tenants, if they meet your criteria, then have then sign onto your rental agreement fitting to your rules and your state landlord/tenant law.

I went this route after attending meetings and simply chose what fit my criteria best. 

It's just a pick-up location.Also, it may surprise you how much can you fit into a car/suv.

And just yesterday, I came across this story and it fits the theme.

I agree with Dmitriy, it's probably a good idea to speak with a few providers in various areas and see what will be a good fit for you.

We will also "interview" these PMs to see if they would be a good fit for us in the future.

She's going to use it for fitness and wellness camp, with extreme fitness elements.

I think being able to "wear any hats" is what I want to be able to have after decades of experience, but I guess it seems that I can't fit which hat to try on first.

In these instances, the Delayed Financing program is a terrific fit.

I'm open to distressed assets that require fixing as well as ones I can buy and rent right away.In general, I'm looking at the University area and the Cabarrus county, for houses that have been build in the late 90's and after.I can probably do some research and pick up a few assets on line that fits the above, but since I'm "out of town", I would rather having a RE broker that can guide me through it.Thanks, Dan.