How much $$ are you expecting to earn from this unit?

It cost me an extra $700 to file separately for my LLC, so I'm just wondering if it's worth it.Thank you!

TLDR: $750k house in best part of town on a $140k single person salary, with a $2500 mother-in-law suit and 2 extra airbnb rooms. 

It may be hard for you to see damage to the house from tenants and you are into losing money now paying the monthly mortgage without earning any income fromtenants.

The amount of potential added work to keep property "B" up and running may not be worth the additional 3% return, when you could earn 8% with little to no effort.

BANKOwe were struggling in our little lending company 4 out of 5 of my banks called my Lines of credit.. when non of them were in trouble.. just would not renew had to pay back close to 20 million.. which basically put us from a 30 man/women company living life large.. to my old partner and 2 of the last remaining staff to run the company at a shell of what it was and I moved on to other things.. as that company did not have enough capital to earn enough money to pay me LOL.. etc. 

Spend less than you make and the extra will accumulate.Get a second job.Cut expenses.Sell stuff.Borrow - personal loan, credit cards, HELOC or cash out refi on a property you already own, 401k loanfriends and family

Have you thought about just buying a SFH then renting the extra bedrooms out.

I personally would want a decent cash flow and not be dependent on any future appreciation that may or may not happen.If you want to use a PM then add that into your analysis and make sure it works with this extra cost.I have always been told to add in the cost of PM whether you do it or hire it out.

For example, would the best strategy be apply as many deductions as possible while still showing that I am earning enough to cover monthly mortgage payment on each property?