@Stephen Paunovski House hacking is  an excellent way to get into the game. 

Si jamais tu es encore dans la game à Montreal hit me up.

My management software buildium lets them pay online. 

What bothers me about bigger pockets is a lot of people like myself are starting out in this game to build capital.

Follow up with your attorney or tax preparer to go over the details for your individual situation.I don't know of any checklist that exists for piercing the corporate veil but I'm sure if you read articles online, you would find several on the subject. 

Hi,  I'm totally new to the game, but would like to learn more about buying an investment property to be used as a short term rental. 

Most portfolio lender also like to see that you have some "skin in the game". 

I am researching and considering using an online service to help with rent collection, statements, and other administrative management tasks for my rental property business.

That only leaves you with a few options.Change your buying criteria (price, location, property type, ect...)Stick to your criteria/wait (you will likely be left with the same results for awhile)Find a new approach to find deals (direct mail, REIA groups, working with an agent, ect...)Seems to me if you want to get in the game you will need to change something.

Also if you are buying under an LLC did you have someone prepare it for you or did you set it up online yourself?