If you put in the location, you may get a response from a property manager who can help you, or just someone in that area that can help.There are BP forums for people to connect based on locality as well, even if there's none for that particular county, you always can start one yourself on BP.Another place to look for a property manager is the National Association of Property Managers, there are designations in this industry (like Residential Management Professional (RMP®) that are supposed to help you know that a property manager adheres to certain standards and has documented qualifications.See https://www.narpm.org/ 

I don't mind leaving capital in a BRRRR deal provided there is equal or better equity to match BUT it also has to cash flow to my standards while fully leveraged at 75% of the ARV.

The house just needs to pass basic safety standards. 

Seems like there would be a way to pull equity out of some resources to pay off and considerate the others with the amount of equity you have, and take that liquidated cash and put it into this new investment... but is there an easier or standard way to consolidate all of it?

I think you are asking for a standard charge sheet? 

Is this standard?

@Shaun TroyerLife estate could be an out of the box option, too.If you want something more standard, just a simple lease back would work after purchasing.

Is the way that this guy is looking at my finances an industry standard?

You get pre-approval, do an appraisal, and close with a title company with standard closing costs.

Are you talking coin-op or just planning to provide standard appliances?