Treivor, one quick answer is to actually buy an aged LLC or season a LLC as a legitimate business, go into commercial real estate, and always hire management companies to deal with the service side.

In fact, I really like that it would be a worthless entity, so that it is unattackable - yet official for legitimate branding. 

Also, If so, where can I acquire a legitimate proof of funds document?

BTw--IF IT WAS A LEGITIMATE SERVICE--WOULDN'T THE STATE LICENSE THE PRACTICE?

They'll charge you $1500 to spray the area with what amounts to nothing more than a water/bleach blend.The fact that they can't point to a specific source of the alleged mold, and that the inspections haven't shown any evidence of mold, tells me your tenants are jerking you around.Having said that, there are legitimate cases where mold is a problem.

Again let me state this: if is WAS a legitimate service, the states would license the practice.

I gave my son a very legitimate bill to be paid through escrow for $34,000 when adding the labor.So, take your $100 to $200 per month, add your costs for financing and tell me how many single family homes it will take while earning $100 to $200 per month to break even to pay for this one house.I purchased 10 homes in Boise and Meridian Idaho about 14 years ago and figured that if the property values increased only 5% per year I would be living on Easy Street.

Most legitimate money lenders will not have 'llc' as part of their company name. 

Being told that you can't disqualify an applicant on the basis of legitimate past eviction judgments is wild - there must be some kind of qualifying language there.

You are also not soliciting people, you are reaching out with a legitimate offer to purchase their property.Here is a good article to read on the latest FCC ruling on P2P text message platforms.