@Aspen JayIt doesn't seem like the numbers make sense unless you can put more money down to lower the monthly payment which I'm assuming that is the largest part of your expenses. 

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You only need a place to track tenant information, payment history, maintenance, etc.

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What are typical down payment requirements?

I put $30K down payment.

As long as the projected rental income is greater than your total PITI payment, the property will qualify.

All payments went to the LLC.I probably forgot something.By the way I saw a few negative comments in the thread about why you should not do this. 

I have a rental condo worth about 550 payment is 1000 per month HOA dues are 150 per month currently rented at 2000 per month just did comps through the bigger pockets tools and it is showing 3700 as a good comp for rent.  3 bed 2 bath with 2 car garage.  

When a sale occurs, you now have a larger tax payment than had you not used the "tax benefits".