Remember, being NICE and trying to work with them (if they are willing) probably goes farther than trying to force things on them.w/ J's Roofing - Richardson, TX

Are you currently working with an agent?

I work at a local property management company, and 2 zipcodes that our clients have seen success with are 19149 and 19111.

Have her drop off the cheque at a set location and time halfway between where you live and the rental (or her work) or go by the house to pick it up. 

After the fact you can work with your accountant to add the second member to the LLC.

Again this depends on if you're working with someone in the states or if they are having someone overseas do the work.There are so many factors that come into play with pricing.

I am working my way to becoming a wholesaler/investor. 

Has anyone in the Bigger Pockets community worked with this company?

U can stick build for less.. they work in areas that will be very lax or dont have building permit regulations etc etc..

Think about how can you make your property a no brainer when having to decide between an apartment and a home. 2-Contact homeowners who are not in your close proximity, so they do not feel threatened, and ask them what are they seeing in the market, and how are they are adjusting (most likely you are not the only one who is experiencing this). 3-  If you decide to work with a real estate agent, use one that works with rentals, and better yet, someone who specializes in property management as well, because they will help you weed out  bad applicants. 4- This last one I do not have experience with, but I would definitely try it if my rental was near a hospital: Partner with a company that finds housing for traveling nurses.