@Aaron Washington wind insurance is a must unless you have master insurance in place that covers your building.

I only put ceiling fans in the master bedroom and living room.  

You could just have one master account, but I think that leaves you open to more complication when it comes to filing your taxes.

Client ended up getting $1500 for the master bedroom and $1000 for the others.

I heard Legalzoom, and Zen business.

I'm currently not looking to buy right now and have been putting my money into index funds, stocks, Master Limited Partnerships (has tax advantages vs. stock dividends where you're taxed.

I also plan on moving the master bedroom (currently upstairs) to the other ground floor bedroom, and making the upstairs bedroom a "guest room."

I currently live in Massachusetts where I have my master plumbing license so I’ve always been around construction.

As a first-time investor, I HIGHLY suggest going with a turnkey long-term rental, and once you begin to learn how to master that strategy, you can branch out into another.

Just as a preface, I have done many large developments, lots of SFR, master planned communities, etc.