People have a desire to jump in but there isn’t anything wrong with dipping a toe to get started especially as you need to get familiar with your local laws, your local economy and your personal strengths and weaknesses in regards to running “the business”.Or bring the deal to an investor for a finders fee that you then negotiate back into the deal as a percentage partner for the fee AND sweat equity and learn from the bottom up.

My guess is that they will look to the landlord to carry most of the burden ( I could be wrong ). 

You just happen to be on the wrong side of the one sided-ness...

. - I don't see anything wrong with your numbers.

So my thoughts on it and the idea of everything go like this please let me know if I got anything wrong. 

Just because you're afraid to look bad in comparison, does not mean that we're all doing something wrong. 

I think you are just talking to the wrong person, go talk to 15 more then come back and let us know what you find.

If you don't do this, it is the most significant way you can go wrong. 

I have an account with Experian and for some reason they deleted one of my rental addresses from my profile , and now I've been trying to add it again , plus change another wrong rental address.I called Experian and they said I should contact my creditors  ( I have no mortgage) , and ask them to contact Experian with the correct addresses in the form of a letter.I have one bank account cc on file at Experian and they said I could contact them to do this (just a regular bank). 

(I am away from there for two years so if I give you wrong message sorry!)