If you're on a limited budget, it's not what I'd start with.Makes plans to incorporate one as soon as you have steady lead/deal flow into your business. 

I use the Honeywell 9000 series WiFi thermostats to remotely change temperature settings.I would look up houses on Homeaway.Com that have bookings in the slow hot period and see what amenities they have that are attracting people and see if you could incorporate any of these into your property.Maybe you could also donate a summer week to a charity and use that as a tax deduction?

I am curious if anyone has experience rehabbing to incorporate smart, internet-connected devices and what impact it has on resale value.

I am wondering if it makes sense for me to incorporate before I purchase my first rental property?

Any other suggestions we might incorporate to make it better?

I also have my business incorporated so can I put any properties under my business name and would that be beneficial?

Hey @Simen Gundersen,Thanks for the suggestions.I will definitely incorporate the pictures in my ad.

As to the LLC, your house itself does not be be in an LLC for tax deductions, nor does your investment business need to be incorporated.  

I am interested in less than or equal to 4-plexes to start as a way to house hack then move to single family homes, build a portfolio, then incorporate more multi family homes. 

I've got a lot of experience with PM in corporate life, from location, build/construction oversight all the way down to electrical and technology deployment, etc., etc.