As they should be, it takes more effort to wait for inspectors, make repairs, ensure rules are adhered to, etc. and that should be factored in.

That all depends on different factors: Will they be 1099 workers or W-2 workers?

@Timothy YangGetting into real estate with a small budget can be done in many ways, including house hacking, living-in loans, help for down payments, deals with the seller, teaming up, private loans, and tougher loans.

Other avenues to find contractors include: reviewing the neighborhood for signs of contractors already working in the neighborhoods that you are targeting, asking the town/borough for contractors that pull lots of permits (aka get hired a lot) in your area, as well as inquiring withe local Home Depot/Lowes early in the morning and seeing who is active.

Lastly, if you do work with an agent make sure to include a clause to only use them for a short period otherwise if they don't find a tenant you're stuck with wasting time. 

Depreciation is tax deductibleIf you factor for deductions and account for inflation your upside on new assets is greater than the interest you will pay.

It is also a great location for short term rentals for multiple reasons including closeness to Yellowstone

Property likely was gutted in the early 90s, so that's less of a risk but still a factor.  

This can include articles, listing descriptions, and marketing materials.Leasing Consultant: Leasing consultants help property managers fill vacancies.

Another thing to consider is if the property and loan are in the LLC, not sure if it is currently against your credit and if you had to guarantee the loan but if you move it to your name now you have to include it in your DTI, so that could impact your borrowing ability