There's soooo much i want to spew out but this is not the forum post for that. just one last tidbit, since it sounds like you're looking for a live-in multi-family, FHA is going to be tough due to added guidelines on 3 and 4 units. stick to conventional. 

However, if you ever want to ad leverage and build a bigger team you're gonna need a script of some kind, even one to have folks ad-lib on.Thanks for suggesting Intelius, I'll check it out.

Credit check, income check, debt to income check, possibly requiring a co-signer as well to ad an other layer of protection.

I was going to ad a section to our website for prospective tenants and include the information there.

@Timothy Taylor, happy to help.Yes a 39X125 lot would allow you to have 4 Units in the RT4 zoning, so no concerns there.Your new building permit will need to show the "Conversion" from finished basement space to the new residential unit; that being said, in addition to adding then kitchen & closets, a few additional concerns may arise; hopefully all of which were resolved during the initial remodeling work; i.e.

We're open to adding anyother protective clauses as needed.

But still looking forward to adding another door.

Therefore, consumer have become hypersensitive to ads/spam/etc. and can easily glance over an ad.  

I have 1 rental property and working on another one. recently started an LLC. what a gathered through bp/podcast. the benefits for an LLC is taxes. saying if you made $100, you spent $50 on expenses, you as the person would get taxed for the whole $100. now say you have an LLC. you made $100 and had $50 in expenses. you are taxed the remaining amount which in this case is $50. in regards to adding a property under an LLC. through a few podcast. they talked about having different LLC with each partner. so unless you want to share the pot of your first rental with your new partner, I suggest making one.

That would be equal to adding 6 nfl football teams.