I own several Airbnb's in San Antonio as well as have a company that manages them.

I would seriously consider at least getting a quote from your insurance company and then shopping around.

In other words, a company looking for qualified investors gives referral fees, but a nonrealtor knows some qualifed investors who may be interested and wants to know if there is an agreement for that.I believe there is a name for that, and are there examples?

Multiple, billion dollar companies are investing substantial amounts of money into our area, such as Intel, Google, and Amazon.

You're in good company.

This year we are purchasing about 3,000 leads per month and skip tracing all of them so we have narrowed it down to a few companies we feel comfortable referring. 

A landlord, the local grocery store and the utility company etc have no business whatsoever knowing a tenants  SSN and if I were you avoid collecting them.

Research companies such as HomeRoom and PadSplit for further insight.

so i had talked to a client of mine ( from a different business ) regarding building credit for a new LLC, he has built great wealth and i am always looking for knowledge in business, after listening to me state my plans this is what he said..... after you setup your LLC, get your EIN , get your D&b ( Dun & Bradstreet number ) so that you establish a business credit file for your company.

My company uses Minut, Schlage, and Ring for security.3) Eliminate headaches of operating an STR:Booking dramas, improper screening, lackluster contracts, neighbor tiffs, guest complaints, late night phone calls and the whole shebang.