(Craigslist, Zillow, etc.)(2) Growth Approach: For properties rented historically, use the initial rental rate and apply your county's annual growth rate.(3) Data-driven Approach: Online tools, such as the Rent Zestimate, use large amounts of data to determine price.

I'll have to take out the investment loan on my own person for now and then figure out a way to transfer the title to the LLC (not sure if this is done during initial contract, or if I just need to pay for title/search-type fees later and transfer it to the LLC).  

I've had tenants for over 4 years who initially interviewed saying they were buying a home in a year, so she might very well be there a while. 

My initial thought was to contact the owner and asking if they wanted to sell, especially as it appears to have been listed for rent for about four months. 

My initial thought was this could be a compromise on the builder's part so that it may be classified as a multi-family dwelling.

Hey @David Affonso I love the initiative!

Initially focused on acquiring smaller (2-4 unit) multifamily product to buy and hold, with bigger aspirations down the road.  

I was initially looking for podcasts on investing, I wasn't specific.

To avoid this sort of miscommunication with future applicants, I'd suggest asking a question on your initial application similar to "When would you like to move in?"

Since I am viewing this initial property strictly as a buy and hold investment, should I factor the terminal value (eventual sale price) price appreciation into my considerations?