it seems really weird that such an established company has no reviews anywhere.

It was my understanding that if there was a dispute, it would be the landlord's responsibility to establish a right to the deposit.

For me, it's all about establishing and maintaining a good landlord-tenant relationship and that's easier to do without another person/company in-between.

You may be a lot better off just posting your information with an established site.

Do some good homework and speak with both professionals who offer these services and your father's licensed tax advisor before moving forward with any plan.

Nancy Neville, Certified QuickBooks Pro Advisor

You aren't a hedge fund, you aren't a lender, you aren't an investment advisor, you aren't a licensed RE agent/brokerage, you sure aren't a REIT, you don't manage other peoples funds or sell any product or system!

For tenant screening... establish your rental criteria, tenant screening questions and use a good rental application that will get you the answers you need.

Others will step it up a notch and provide a "complete package" and really act as a trusted advisor for your business.If you are set on finding an accountant/CPA local to you, contact your state board: https://www.360taxes.org/CPA/Find-a-CPA-in-Your-StateIf you have any questions, or if there is anything I can help you with, don't hesitate to connect and ask.

What is the worker's experience in fixing up houses and making sure that everything can and will be done within established budgets?