We input our listings on all the normal avenues, people either call or inquire through each respective site.

You bet!

I also got an answer from AVVO, the lawyer "referal" site, in which the attorney stated that this situation has a lot to do with the verbage used in the lease - which I am not worried about. 

I joined the site back in February and have been on a swift ramp up educating myself on all things RE, reading a number of BP books (and their recommendations) and rolling through the first 80 BP podcasts to date.I'm a full time tech executive in the bay area, CA looking into OOS opportunities to build a RE portfolio (British expat permanently moved to the US in 2014).

Got this from county appraiser site.

I suggest going to the NARPM site and searching for a profession PM.

I, like most of us, found BP through web searches and having originally dismissed the site am back to it after almost a year.

Septic inspection should be on your states web site what is required.

They have multiple models, you just need to navigate the site to see them.

I bet if your parents gave you a power of attorney for the property you wouldn't be considered a PM but just acting on your parents behalf.