Would it be a good idea to pay for the downpayment on a house that’s less than $100,000 and let my lender cover all the other expenses since I paid for the downpayment and I don’t have to pay them back, but I still have to pay the cost of the house and rehab, etc.?

An eviction by an attorney is probably not as expensive as you have heard when you consider only legal and attorney fees.

I do have the business start up expenses, plus the leases are under the LLC. 

I am feeling overwhelmed at the moment so I am hoping for some advice and recommendations to help with my acquisition of a $3MM 40-acre property with an established $800K event business.

The legal and regulatory aspects of selling a home, including managing the necessary paperwork and ensuring compliance with local laws, can be a bit overwhelming.

The goal of a househack is to eliminate your housing expense as much as possible.

Because I have reduced my expenses to less than 500 a month, and enjoy a more frugal lifestyle as it is, I am content pooling all available income to real estate, in order to accelerate this process. 

I understand that the age and quality of the home will impact when these expenses become due, but I'm curious if I could get somebody in the Austin area to take a look at the estimates I put in here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jgP6aod25qWJzKWQXhto...

I own multiple rentals in Elizabeth, NJ but I was just offered a property in Harrison, NJ, I am not familiar with the area so I am looking on some insights on the area weather its worth investing in or not, especially that properties seem more expensive than Elizabeth.

But also this could very well leave you deciding to move from older to newer properties where the risk of capital expense is much less.