Our main concern now is the time it takes to clean and store linens as we still do this work ourselves. 

Hey, what I have done In the past is provided my services to other investors where I partner with them and build the house and charge a management fee+ equity.

I know there are many companies and individuals who offer these services however I would like to know what questions I should ask so I know what I am getting and what steps I should take to make sure my site stays secure in the future. 

All the units looked good and were clean and kept up when I walked them.

And I'm having a hard time convincing our bank to allow this large a check deposit through the mobile apps (when they have one, ugh community banks sometimes)... unless we want to upgrade and pay for the privilege of their "treasury services".Thoughts?

I like to think I'm helpful in other ways too like helping them move, load up trucks, clean up the house, etc. 

It's all give and take and cost/benefit analysis you need to consider/decide upon.As others have said, go to local REI meetings, meetups, or just try to connect with people here and see what value you can provide these people in exchange for their help.Maybe you can re-design their website for them, or do some bookkeeping, or clean their office, or whatever skill you have that you think they might benefit from. 

@Brian Garrett Focus is on the asset, but they'll still check on the borrower's PFS.Usually looking for net worth greater than the size of the loan, and liquidity to cover 9 months debt service.

I'm looking for a recommendation for a tenant screening/selection service.

having spent a decade in the timber business in Oregon I call it Oregon porch time.. these are not inner city dwellers these are folks that you need to sit with and talk  have coffee and build reporte'if the homes are nice and clean and saleable probably tough to buy under market unless your good at looking someone straight in the face and telling them their 300k home is only worth 200k.. that is a moral issue.Also be aware that you CANNOT legally sell a home you are not in title to in Oregon.. its selling real estate with out license and don't listen to all the people from all over the country that wholesale.. many states its an accepted practice in Oregon it is not.Also if your flipping homes IE coming into title you also need a developers license in Oregon  talk to @Karen Margrave she just got an education on this.. the state is cracking down on flippers.. its a 5k fine.. usually 1k first time.