I have a few questions about setting up an LLC or S-Corp for my business and would like advice on how to structure it properly.

Am I allowed to ask for proof that the tenants are paying properly and on time? 

I think Worcester and Lowell is a very strong market as a second alternative to the Boston proper area.Alternatively, NH/RI properties have some of the same cap rates as long distance states but you can manage them. 

I'm a wholesaler out of North Carolina, and a vast portion of my network has come from Bigger Pockets, as people refer investors to me when they're looking to expand to my market.

I focus outside of these loops unless it's an opportunity zone (many around southern dallas proper) and has at least 1.5% rent/price ratio.

Be carefull  adding central air to a duct system that was designed for heat only , it may not cool properly .

Scott in his article on Fixed Cost expands the categories further using the following chart:Can anyone tell me where to look or who to ask for the detailed list above for the San Antonio area specifically?

However, there's nothing to stop you from requesting an Addendum to include a course of correction if they are in breach of contract, with a term for establishing the landlord requirements to properly notify and how many days the PM has to correct. 

You want to be on the job site every day to make sure the work is done properly.  

Mortgage $54,000NOI $73,000Expense ratio 35%Cap rate 9.41%CCR 6.50%DSCR 1.36This is before seeing the property, but it seems to be C class in a B area, so opportunity for expandability with rents.