It's arguably the ideal strategy for the area since we don't have much of "natural appreciation."

As mentioned, we've determined pretty well that managing the roof runoff in to drain pipe that leads the water to this side creek will prevent the major loss of future earth via erosion, but we still have the angular nature of these crevices that will continue to erode naturally if not managed, so I'm more dealing with how to go about backfilling it all without losing too much of the backfill.

It will probably come more naturally as I learn the industry.

And in fact, due to the nature of the freezy VT climate, no indication that anyone has even walked down the driveway for months. 

You must incorporate a system into your operations so that you can have a platform for your VAs to work from.

It would be worth pulling down the census data for the area to understand the population, median income and employment trends to get a sense of whether there is simply going to be natural pressure on the market.  

This is a quick pitch and should be practiced so it comes off natural. 

I protect myself from people that don't meet those conditions with month to month leases.To me, it is quite natural an applicant would struggle to pay security and rent up front.

While researching the best options for incorporating I have found that a Series LLC in Texas is an easy and viable option.

Just laying them there will cause moisture to get sucked back into roof through natural ventalation process.