Needless to say, real estate investing is a long-term wealth vehicle.

If the prior owner made a lease with the tenants and you purchased the property (and the lease), I doubt you'll have much luck evicting them just because you don't like the rent amount or lease term. 

Not only do you have all the same analysis of a flip, but add to that the long-term hold and being a landlord piece as well. 

I am looking to purchase a house in Havasu City AZ for a short term rental property.

The attorney should be capable of explaining the pros and cons of different options.There's no rent control in Virginia, so you can raise as much as you want as long as it meets the terms of the lease.

Finally, most companies won't loan to an LLC without a personal guaranty unless the LLC has a lot of assets and a very long history of creditworthiness. 

heh heh heh Haven't been around long huh?

Hi there - I have a long term single family rental that will be sold in the next 60 days ($200,000) as it doesn't make me much monthly.  

This will be an architecturally interesting building on 2+ acres with power gate at the road and fairly long driveway that sets the house out of sight from the road. 

The metrics for long term growth that made investors turn to Columbus still hold true and most of the job creation projects, like intels micro chip factory https://time.com/6140476/intel-building-factory-ohio/ haven't even been completed yet.