Make it easy for them to provide their details.Anything less will waste the hard-earned money you’ve spent—even if you’ve selected the best keywords, written the perfect ad copy, and utilized every cost-efficient Google feature.In the world of Google traffic, a first impression can often be the last impression.

Quote from @Ryan Moyer: It's $558 and anyone saying otherwise is wrong :P I agree - it's your total "host payout" plus the "host service fee" added back in. 

Higher end firms do that for liability purposes and to help eliminate construction conflicts because trades do not talk to each other.

To protect yourself, consider covering the electric for now, keeping a record of any payments, and adding them to the total owed when you file for eviction.

A cost segregation study looks at a property you own to breakdown the various assets you purchased.The goal is to increase the depreciation expense by finding assets that have an asset life less than 27.5(residential) or 39 years(non-residential).Whether you should get a cost segregation study done is whether you will benefit from the study.Will you be able to use the added depreciation now or in the near future?

In advance I'm sure people will ask why I would have it under an LLC for my first property, of course liability protection but the main reason is Taxes, I'm not trying to have the added income from the property be on my personal tax returns.

If you put a corporate accounting to eliminate standalone accounting such as QB and Xero.

For example, my ad will state whether we accept pets, that we want provide income around 3x the rent, and that every adult must pass a credit/criminal screening.

I saw one recently written about a certain asset class that is not doing well but this person was predicting it turn around very soon - which just so happens to coincide with their FB marketing ads about their new fund that is in that space.... 

The key to a BRRRR is buying deeply discounted properties and/or adding significant value through renovation.