Enat,From your description, the house is now a two family.  

In the description I explain a lot, but my fiance was renting it and once we got married I moved in; I wanted to save $$ instead of throwing it away paying someone else's mortgage.

Professional pictures, thorough listing description, priced properly, etc.

I listed on roomster.com but got nothing but spam and couldn't message without a paid account anyways so shut it down.Facebook doesn't have a "Room Only" property rental option that I can see so it's a 1bd/1bath house for rent and I put roommate wanted in the description.

From what I have heard, a Series LLC has questionable asset protection vs a normal LLC, but I'm not sure you are understanding  Series LLCs how series LLCs work based on your description of the structure.All of these could be set up to minimize tax in the same way so that priority could be ignored.Do you really need the asset protection?   

their contract only has a legal description as part of a different address than the one advertised.

I agree list on mls  "as-is ", cash only , allow maybe 1 week to submit best and final offers ( access to property would be need )If not metromls :  post on Biggerpockets marketplace without the address Simply provide county , zip code, description of property , pics ( if possible ) , and etcDisclosure : I'm a local realtor 

Thanks BPSeller agrees to sell to Buyer the property known as _________ (“Property”), which is legally described as: _____________First line is the addresssecond is  the legal description you can find it on the county property records website  will look like something like this:

While the condo we were currently living in we could rent.Went through the loan process, dealt with slow attorneys, delays with oil tank removal and as of July 23rd we are the proud owners of a single family home in Peapack, NJ.The condo in Bedminster:$2,100/month - 2 bed, 1 bath - was rented to the first prospective tenant to come along, (after vetting and all the checks done)   She will move into the property on July 29.I know there are probably some gaps in my description -- am happy to help answer questions but just wanted to put out there that the 90 Challenge worked for me by creating a support system and guidelines to achieve my first rental property.   

When I market them for rent, I advertise a price slightly lower than market rents in the area but included in the description is a flat utility fee for gas/electric/water ($1100+$175 utility fee).