For me, it's biggest "downfall" is that the back yard, while very large and private, is uninteresting (no pool or significant landscaping.)I am considering furnishing the home and listing it with a PM who specializes in corporate, furnished rentals.

It is not included in your Pro membership (though we are in the process of incorporating more deal finding tools in the Pro membership in the near future so keep an eye out), so that is why you have to input your cc information. 

Flood Factor shows future flood risk (ie their models will incorporate increases in flooding/rain due to climate change). 

I knew I didn't want to be in Corporate America forever.

(Assuming you're under 50 years of age)Roth IRAIncome (AGI) limit: $101,000 (Single)Contribution limit: $5000Funded with AFTER-TAX dollars (therefore, no tax deduction)No UBIT liability.Traditional IRANo income limitContribution limit: $5000 Funded with PRE-TAX dollars (tax deduction allowed)If Self-Directed, you are still eligible for UBIT.If Self-Directed, no UBIT liability.Solo 401(k)No income limit.Contribution limit: $15,500 plus 20% of your AGI (25% if you're incorporated) up to $46,000Tax deduction allowedIf Self-Directed, you can rollover you (non-Roth) IRAs and Solo 401(k)s into one giant SD-401(k)Like the SD-Roth IRA, no UBIT liability.Solo Roth 401(k)No income limit.Contribution limit: $15,500No tax deduction(Not sure about UBIT liability when Self-Directed)

It will be aimed at the S.T.E.M community and incorporate housing and restaurants/shopping.

Below is a graphic showing how you decide which items to renovate.Essentially, compare the current condition of the property with the ideal condition as perceived by your target tenant segment.

- Currently, there is also a great deal of back end expense costs for the retails units that can be moved to the tenants eventually which is the first thing I plan to fix (shared utils, hate that), so I would incorporate that eventuality into any lease agreements. 

If possible, try to incorporate your capital expenses into your numbers as you analyze the deal before submitting the offer.

If your lender does not object I myself prefer having my properties in corporate type entity to limit my liability.