The main downside with them is that they keep your listing under their profile.

Ok, Greg, I'm going to ask you to get a better profile up here describing you and your goals in real estate as well as identifying your general location if you continue to ask questions like these.

I've looked at a few Austin investor BP profiles with Buy & Hold investments listed, and I always have the same question - how is it getting cashflow?

A few simple things you can start with, attend a webinar, connect with other local investors, agents, contractors, etc. and setup your profile including a quality picture.

I hater paying them, but Zillow's page is most user friendly, especially when applicants actually answer the profile questions.

Check it out under "Member Perks" on your profile menu.

If you are interested in a quote I would be happy to work up pricing for you my phone number is in my profile.

Probably not all that long, and the risk profile is generally lower with long term rentals.

If a couple of pieces break, can you match the profile? 

Different lenders can have very different lending requirements based on your profile, don't give up just because one has rejected you. 2) How much equity do you have on your current property?