🎉 I remember when I was starting out in real estate, feeling a mix of excitement and nerves.

The closing cost and associated fees often add up in these transactions.In the examples that I saw … Essentially there may be a mix of private/creative/bank money to get the asset initially.

Perhaps, hiring a local co-host (or even a boutique manager) who is passionate about your property’s brand might be the sweet spot.PS: One interesting fact—Evolve’s 10% fee often excludes local vendor costs like cleaning, which can add up to an additional 10-15% of revenue.

Would also recommend getting a business checking account and credit card so that your personal expenses aren't mixed in with rental property income/expenses.

A mix of commercial and residential topics is fine. 

I have heard mixed responses on whether to charge both first and last month’s rent and a security deposit, or just first or last month’s rent and security deposit.

HOWEVER, I'm reading a lot of mixed reviews on whether I'll be able to put the property in an Ohio LLC (we won't be the primary owners of the LLC, since it will be owned by the Holding LLC.

Miss one, and you might just find yourself drowning in delays or worse and kissing that sweet deal goodbye.Another checkpoint on our journey: third-party inspections.

No - "DSCR Loans" are for residential investment properties only (with only a very minor exception for small mixed use properties that are majority residential in nature in every way)

If mixed in with your deposits and reserve funds, you may accidentally spend money you shouldn't have.