Knowing nothing else about you, I would suggest that you either find a way to make more money at your current job by increasing your production to fit your excess time, or make a jump into an RE field that will take 100% of your capacity.

The excess money that you take out from this property will be used as source funds for the next property.

What you're probably trying to convey is that your personal address was used as your regular business address.Generally, you shouldn't use the registered agent's address as the regular business address if you are paying a third-party registered agent, as they usually have a limit on pieces of mail received per month or per year and charge for pieces of mail received in excess of that. 

My hometown moves the excess cost of recycling on to the residents versus forcing everyone to subsidize it to make everyone feel good.

Because of this, we have well in excess of our 1 year reserves for this property.Our belief is that this is a growing area.

Because of this, we have well in excess of our 1 year reserves for this property.

I would recommend handing off the day to day to someone else4) depends on how you fund the first property5) USA... 6) My biggest concern is appetite to put more rent controls in place and/or tying rent to the unit, not to the tenant, but these concerns are provincially legislated (not federally).

I currently reside in Virginia and it has alot of potential for future investments. ill be obtaining my business license in a couple of weeks and i just wrote down a plan after an excessive amount of research but not to much research i know how it can  overcrowd your judgment and overall motivation. im starting from the bottom so this 32 year old would love guidance, wisedom and life long friendships , thank you and God Bless

I require that the co signer has adequate money for their own expenses as well as excess money for the responsibilities to step in and pay my rent if the tenants fail. 

Excessive focus on percentages can cause you to miss the absolute numbers; I will keep that in mind going forward.