I guess I’m a little worried they will see $$$ with this info and could complicate or try to get out of the deal. but on the other hand the bank and appraiser need to know this to get the correct value and have the deed recorded right or the 3rd address won’t be recorded?

@Jerry Hodges....the simple answer is yes.....the longer answer maybe be that it is more complicated than that.   

Taking possession of a rental property is a legal matter.Abandonment is never straightforward, and I am sure the pandemic complicates matters further.

This is known as the "Travelling Salesman" problem, and it is actually quite computationally complicated. 

And even in a market that is underperforming and you can find properties like those, in the end these are properties that most people do not want, properties that will not appreciate in a normal market.The generalised appreciation trend from 2013 has been basically driven by artificially low interest rates.I would like to make another point: this BRRRR thing is marketed as something quite simple, actually a way to work less, or spend more time with family etc and it is really the opposite, it is complicated, it is capital intensive, it is labor intensive and requires a lot of supervision.

No sense in complicating things.

Real estate tax returns are usually too complicated for new investors. 

You're more likely to see a more basic sort of backsplash in a cheaper house and a more complicated sort of backplash in a more expensive house.

It wouldn't be a complicated process to get setup as an independent broker, but that's something I would need to think over. 

It's complicated...interest rates, inventory, labor/materials costs, general economic conditions...they all drive housing prices.