After countless hours and nights studying and playing with figures, reading horror stories and success stories, watching Flip This House and reading individual stories and hints and tips on this web page I took it all in and I think I did okay for my first time.

Also look at the Berkley city web site to see what it says about rental regulation.For tax info I would look at irs.gov.

@Michael Wentzel Colorado has a standard from note and deed of trust on the Real Estate Commission web site.

My question is "what web sites do you" and what is the best form of marketing for this?

And teamed up with me, his graphic design/web development brother, I think we could make some creative things happen. :)

Most national firms have a spot on their web site where you can submit a site for consideration but I have never gotten a response other than an autoreply. 

I would also put in a rental agreement that you can find on one of the legal web sites that has legal docs.   

I will take advantage of the increased personal cash flow from the house hack to fund even more upcoming deals.I've spent the last week forming an LLC, creating a web presence, marketing presence, and tenant management site.

I'm considering a pay-per-click strategy to drive traffic to a web form for homeowners who are interested in selling quickly and as-is.

It should be listed for rent so you can finding it easily on many different web sites.