(I've contacted you via email multiple times and I have not received a reply as of yet either.)Here is the pro forma given to me when looking at investing:There are several problems with this. 

There will be multiple issues unfolding at the same time as there are always something going on!

There are multiple paths to forming a team from finding each part on your own to working with a turnkey company.

I've done it multiple times on primary residence and was just able to do it on an investment with a local CT bank. 

Also, many hosts who get into multiple units in one property switch their management software to Cloudbeds, so that might be another tool to help you as well. 

However, transferring a mortgaged property to an LLC could trigger a due-on-sale clause, so consult your lender before doing so.While an LLC does not save taxes, it can make audits more straightforward and help present your rental as a business and you can combine all the hours from multiple STRS into one to meet the MP requirements.

PS before the hedge funds jumped in about 2011 to 2012 I was an activce courthouse buyer in Henry county and a few of the counties on the north side of Atl metro so been to many of the  auctions having them all on one day is a cluster .. you have multiple criers crying sales simultainously it can be hard to follow but you can also squeeze out one that folks missed.. we did quite well until the hedge funds knocked us little guys out of the area..

Multiple outbuildings and cottages spread out among the property.

When used correctly a HELOC allows you to do multiple deals over and over again.

You can probably rent it out for between $1,200 and $1,400, so from a cash flow perspective, that’s just shy of the 1% rule that’s often talked about here."