Might be NBD, but don't make that assumption.Is water and sewer are separately metered, the tenants should be paying that expense.What about lawn care and snow removal?

I set up an LLC (as I would like to keep REI as separate from myself and other job as much as possible).

There is no separate process for an "investor deal" - the purchase generally works the same way whether an investor or a family or an owner occupier or an LLC is buying the house.

You might consider running it by another lender (whether you can switch at this stage is a separate topic, but the information would at least be useful).

I would love any tips from others on what to look for.The home has separate meter for gas and electric.

I've been advised by my CPA to create a separate LLC for each property, along with individual business accounts for each.

Units are metered separately. 

(Also agent let me know that utilities aren't separate and they all are one so he is paying for utilites and add in the contract to have him separate so tenants can pay their own before purchasing.)Property also has a coin op laundromat in the basement. 

(Also agent let me know that utilities aren't separate and they all are one so he is paying for utilites and add in the contract to have him separate so tenants can pay their own before purchasing.)Property also has a coin op laundromat in the basement.

The retirement plan will track each separately, so no need to worry about muddying the waters there.