If the LLC is only in my name, would I be the only one to get the tax benefits (business ownership, mortgage deductions, etc.)?

Also remember 2 things: 1) principal payments on loans aren’t tax-deductible, 2) interest deduction is a huge offset to your rental income for tax purposes.

The loan terms will very based on the lender's preferences.In a different thread, @Alexander Felice sent me the following links (to federal websites) that reference delayed financing exception/guidelines:https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/selling/b2/1.2/03.htmlhttps://www.fanniemae.com/content/eligibility_information/eligibility-matrix.pdfSearch them for "delayed"

The landlord/tenant laws spell out exactly how the security deposit is handled -- usually you need to send an itemized list for any deductions and the remainder back within x days. 

Get the Nolo landlord tax deduction guide book.

All taxable items should be the gross amount instead of deducting the tax.

I would also have to pay out of pocket for the master pocket deductible, which can be anywhere from 5k-25k or more, depending how many claims the HOA has had.

Also up deductables.   

I have a $2500 deductible with a $250,000 limit.

@Bryan Mills from my understanding c corps pay taxes on net income not gross income so operating costs and any gross income that gets reinvested or paid out for expenses to accountants, lawyers, realestate agents, debt repayments (the initial 4 million investment being repayed is debt for the corporation a d deductible) are all tax deductible.