I would just call the utility and then tell them that on the 6th (if that's the move-in) to go out and do a final reading and then the payment is the tenant's responsibility at his mailing address.Make sure they understand you are the owner, just so you get notified if the tenant doesn't pay.

You are a recipient without gratitude and yes, I'll admit it, I am a donor (as I write a check today for $31,267 to the IRS as a final payment for the 2020 taxes I owe!)

As @Jon Reed suggests, a standard LLC is likely a fine choice. 

How do I figure out a final sales price, after rehab, in an area with little to no comps?

Personally I would probably sell and take the equity and move on but either option seems to be a fine option for you

Some examples include:0% downinterest only payments with a final balloon paymentdeferred payment until your cash out refinancepotentially fast (2 week) closing...And moreThese benefits come at the cost of paying a higher interest rate and typically a few points.

Hello all,I introduced myself to BP a while ago, but am just now at the point of beginning my real estate investing business.I am originally from Metro Detroit, and just finished my bachelors as a finance major this past April.

A final 3-4 will have employment and prior LL reference checked.

All payments are done using their accounts.If you will buy a property and leverage, getting a finance, you will need to buy under your name and then, move to your LLC.

I went home and went over the Sellers Disclosure with a fine tooth comb.