This can be less adversarial and often less costly than going to court.Given the complexities involved, especially with real estate investments and an LLC, it's advisable to work with professionals who can guide you through the financial, legal, and tax aspects of the division.

Cons are the cost involved in (both time and money) and loosing out on having a professional to guide you through the process. 

I'd say my property is a B-C class; not knowing anything about Cleveland at first, I was fortunate to have a great realtor who guided me on getting to know the different areas better during my search (also during an actual visit out there).

You’ll have to follow up with Furnished Finder leads and guide them through your screening process.

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Of course, buy in a good location, don't buy and absolute dump, and get in touch with a solid Realtor in the area that can guide you.Stop putting it off, and take action. 

Can I write off all expenses from the trip, such as hotel, meals and travel costs like gas, or airfare?

You obviously want a lawyer to guide you and to handle the legal work on something like this. 

FF will give a general guide of what your internet speed is, but this is a big draw for working travelers, so be as specific as you can somewhere in the listing.

I’m starting to feel analysis paralysis and could use all of the guiding you’re will to share with me!