The Big organizations already have their templates and methods.

@Michael Downs the mainstreet organization of realtors lease and other realtor board leases are a great place to start.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

I'm one of those that doesn't charge for the initial meeting but, as Steven and Michael both mentioned, the initial meeting is just to see if we're a good fit.The first thing I ask is "tell me what you've got going on" and then I let them free form for a while.This tells me how organized they are, how sophisticated they are, etc. 

Caleb,Helpful tip that speeds up the financing process is to organize the documents listed above on google drive.

Current new tenants have a dog that they chain outside, in the worst damaged area, and in the heat, which I have given up on trying to repair, and when they move I will install a nice stone arrangement, perhaps with a small crabapple.

A suburban home built into mountainside may not capture as many as one that has live edge wood, rustic stone bathroom tile, a wood burning stove etc. 

Next order of business (heh, I can say that phrase literally now and still be correct) is to build credit for when I need it.I was wondering if there's a way to kill two birds with one stone by both funding my company and building credit by lending money to my LLC and have it be reported to D&B.

I understand that it’s a good way to delegate liability from the individual to the organization.

@Stone SaathoffThanks for your help!!!