in particular regulations that in effect result in not being able to get bad tenants out of your unit for lease violations (except as related to health and safety), non-payment, etc. 

They're also critical if you're managing in C or D class properties where self-management may be a risk to your life and safety or severely restricting time you would otherwise be using for expanding your portfolio because you have money to burn and a portfolio size you're chasing. 

I am not even sure if you saw the property, had an inspection done to find any deferred maintenance or safety related items.Get your learning curve up fast 

Both are supposed to be safety glass, so that is supposed to be impossible. 

I want to do what I can to protect my tenant, but since this is a house-hack my top priority is the safety of my family.

To me over leveraged means you have big car notes  your CC are close to or are maxed out and your only making minimum payments you go buy furniture and you finance it.. you buy real estate with the least amount possible down at market prices.And your cash reserves would only last you a few months to service all the debt.So no retail debt pay cash for anything you consume or use  OTHER Than a vehicle and decent amount of TRUE equity in your real estate no FO equity IE refi appraisal but you know the home would never ever sell for that on the open market. bascially follow Dave Ramsy and @Steve Vaughan  over the years on BP has written some really good comments on how to build an empire while balancing family life and fiscal safety..  

If you’re currently living in a bad school district and want your kids in a better school district or some other safety / life choice, you may need to compete in this market.

It seems like it could be a better safety net, but also requires some more time.

I made requests to the seller under our DD period and they flat out refused everything, even safety issues.

I'm trying to start the LLC for liability safety and tax benefits.