If it is there’s almost no chance of getting them turned on unless you add an addendum agreeing to pay all costs and submitting the funds in advance. 

Now, if you’re speaking about some gurus who promote subject to without safeguards to be used by people with no experience or financial ability to withstand a foreclosure action then I agree that it can be an irresponsible act.  

Here are the numbers: House #3:Purchase price: $26kSale price: $59kMonthly: $950.00Down payment: His $950 rent security deposit and he agreed to an extra $337.50/month for the 1st 12 months.

I agree with the others, there's really no point in an LLC for a house hack.

New Hampshire has a relatively unique business profits tax system that is foreign to most of the country. 

But I agree paying a large firm $7,500 for several hours is probably not a great value add for @Lisa Gooding

I agree, assuming you only pull out what you put in, you will be in a similar position for property #2.

Thanks for the advice and I agree.

Have the borrower pay for any fees and agree to sign up with the same servicer. 

I agree that with those numbers, it does seem like a great first deal.