Only you choose what works for youAt $90/month =$1080/year or approx 9 years vs $10K now.  

If they choose to rent, my company can manage the property, although not required.

Then, you can decide from there whether/if you have a good match.Just know that "big box brokers/agents" have lots more expenses than independents (licensees who may choose to go it on their own after at least 2 years in many states).As an investor, agent and A-type thinker, I like to use the concept of "Zero-based Budgeting" to build my business plan from the lowest common denominator, which is how much does it costs me to represent a buyer or seller and how much is reasonable for me to earn when I do it. 

So when using Skipio, I think you have to choose just one phone number.

If it was as simple as choosing the amount and, if something bad happens, you get that amount, it would be one thing. 

I can't just wait until I have multiple applications to choose from, it may take a month or more for that to happen.With that in mind, what is the best way to tell a "protected class" that you aren't interested in their business, without getting sued?

Means you can choose whom to go after.

How have owners of multi family gone about choosing a name for their apartments?

Work on building your team in whichever area you choose.

@Cody HallWhat you should do depends totally on your assets you bring to the table: time, money, credit, debtAnd what you need.And what you want out of investing.Generally those who turn to investing need to look at the following.Debt: if there is a lot of debt,and they don't cash flow with current circumstances to serve that debt, they need to choose strategies that create chunks of cash to pay down that debt.