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I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice.I don't think you can have their cars towed or change the locks on them, while they appear to be living there and their stuff is still there. 

The Registered Agent will record the documents on your behalf so only their name and information appears on the documents.

It appears you used meter spread where the main comes into your building from the street for the meters, why not just have the meters installed in each unit where the water comes in?

I have been researching and it appears that for HML's I will have to pay for everything up front, and then be reimbursed afterward for the work done on the property (with a fee associated with every draw I pull for reimbursement).

The parents of two of the other applicants have poor credit and appear to have some accounts that went into default.

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For what it's worth, it appears your "insurance score" (which, typically, closely mimics your credit score) is having a negative impact on the premium.

It is NOT renters insurance, it is a unique policy that tenants pay for, but when they move out if there is something that a classical security deposit would normally pay for, it gets covered for the landlord.Rhino appears to be operating in the U.S., and Zero Deposit is in Europe. 

Hopefully you are planning to do everything under the supervision of your attorney as it appears you have not put any time into studying your state landlord tenant regulations.