Hey @Raghavendra Pillappa, late to the party here but everyone said it best.I wouldn't move forward on this until you find out all the details on if the septic can be expanded and if things were done correctly to add the bedrooms.

As I have 'bought back my time' for the most part, I can start volunteering.

Meaning, I can't go raising the rent after both parties have signed the lease for a lower amount.hope that helps!

That part is as advertised.The Not-So-GoodIt’s Expensive—Like, Really Expensive.First-month rent is entirely theirs whenever a new lease is signed.15% repair management fee on top of already high maintenance and repair costs.No late fee benefit for owners—any late fees go to REI Nation employees as an “incentive” for chasing payments.

Most will require basic documentation such as a complete loan application, ID, Entity Docs, and 3rd party contact information.

Signage is wonderful, but a sign isn't a legally enforceable contract between parties.

The LLC can sign an agreement with the debtor (mortgagor, that’s YOU) accepting liability for the debt, but that’s only between the two parties involved in the agreement.  

Ultimately being a win win for both parties. 

Even competent 3rd party management can only mitigate, not necessarily address many of the issues that arise when owning lower tier properties & population growth alone is not a magic pill. 

Think of it this way: in a large house, if you want to attract families or groups instead of party-goers, you wouldn’t stick several queen beds in one room.