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Hi @Nyelle Johnson welcome to the forums! While I am not a lawyer, the advice I have gotten is to always purchase rentals in an LLC. If someone slips and falls on the property and they sue you it can help isolate your personal assets from the property. It is more of a hassle to work the books and everything but the protections it offers are worth it. I would also avoid having a partnership where only one of your names is on title. It can make it very foggy if you decide to break the partnership later.
From the financing side it sounds like you shouldn't have too much of a problem refinancing later with your credit and DTI. Some banks get a little fuzzy on lending to an LLC but that shouldn't be a huge hurdle.
Good luck with it and let me know if I can be of any help!