Not someone I would rent to.Keep on searching for a more qualified tenant and do not be lured in by the offer of paying rent upfront.

@Omari Heflin did you have any luck in your search? 

Forgive me for not remembering the product name I used a few years ago but you'll find something similar if you search for sustainable pest management for german cockroaches.

I strongly suggest that you search "Morris Invest" in the forums.

Median sales prices for condos over the past 2 years in Bellingham was TWICE that of single family detached and there's no sign of slowing down.  

I guarantee when that person gets their first referral fee they'll search even harder for you next time.

If the property is priced right for the area - wondering what is a “reasonable” time frame for your property manager to turn and re-rent the property to a (quality) tenant and at what point would you think your property manager is being too slow?

You'll find lots of posts on here if you search "screening criteria"As far as a lease: Either hire a RE lawyer to draw one up for you, or try to use a template from your state's Real Estate Commission.

Some websites like Angies list also lets you search for local companies and under the review section people post up their review, with the work that was done and the costs.

@William SpringerIf you're buying all cash, you can find a couple of positive cash flowing condos in Austin for $300k total without too much searching.