It's better (and cheaper) if you bring contracts to the attorney to review and ask them what changes, if any, you need in order to make it applicable for whole sale deals in TN.  

BP also has resources for screening tenants and applications.

Best way is to obtain authorizations for release of credit, tax returns, assets and liabilities, then send copies or get several originals to use, mail them  and obtain information directly from the source, this cuts out the chance of fraudulent statements.You also need to underwrite the type of business, what hazards are present, toxics, fire, insurance coverage, competition with other tenants, traffic counts, environmental laws applicable to them as well as your infrastructure being sufficient for tha use.....electrical, plumbing, traps, fire codes, etc. 

Do you have each of your adults in the unit (maybe not necessarily the applicants) fill it out?

We have a place that we have some section 8 applicants and I'm wondering since the rental subsidy voucher is only under one of the renter's name, does the other tenants who are 18 and up be subject to the same screening process credit + background check as the main tenant who will be paying rent from the voucher? 

But basically the stuff they advocate (seller financing, wrap arounds, lease to own, etc.) are only applicable to lower end rental markets.

You can utilize hard money, you can get a few FHA loans if your a solid loan applicant, and so on.  

I spent the following weeks putting my application together.

The camera would then be on hand for other applications/needs.  

Yes, my plan would be to use the same corporation name, and register it in each state I'm doing business in.I'm also aware that one needs to beware not to co-mingle funds; use the business for personal, or visa-versa.