The biggest recommendation I would make is to get an inspection done with a third party you choose.

You can negotiate your own terms with a private party who may be willing to give you a lower rate than what is available on the public market.

See a lawyer and pay for professional advice.

.; finding, analyzing, acquiring, and managing a property), then it becomes exponentially more difficult.Think of it this way: forming and managing a team of real estate professionals (agent, inspector, property manager, contractor, etc., etc.) without any real estate experience is a bit like trying to form and manage a law firm without any legal experience, or trying to establish and manage an auto repair shop without any automotive experience--those would be monumental challenges even locally, but doing it from hundreds of miles away is near impossible.

The important part is to start executing.You can always have 10 conventional mortgages and then start doing DSCR stuff.

The nice part is, I renovated the whole thing in 2020(new shingle roof, new siding, new heating system, new HW tank, new kitchen, etc.) so I dont foresee any big CapEx expenses in the near future.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

All parties have settled on the price.

Professional framers is a specialty. 

The asset protection benefit is that I can utilize Special Allocation strategies whereby, I, as a natural personal individual, would own less than 10% of this new Partnership/LLC and my SMLLC would own the remainder 90% thus the majority tax responsibility would flow through to the SMLLC.Any thoughts from the professionals of BP is greatly appreciated!