However, this is one of those tread lightly types of scenarios because it's not always what your intent is, but what someone could make it seem like your intent was in court. 

The poster is advertising something they do not have and have no intention of providing at that time.

Upon actual receipt of the Notice by the Lessor, they shall have 48 hours thereafter, not including Saturdays, Sundays or Legal Holidays, in which to notify the Lessee of Lessor's intent to purchase based upon the sales, terms and conditions as set forth in said sale.

Signing a purchase agreement is just that; it is a statement you intend to close on the property and have the ability to do so not "I am trying something I read about online and don't have two nickels to rub together and I sure hope I can find a buyer", transaction.You will find many here who will argue that point and don't agree but you are being disingenuous if you sign without the intent to close.  

Do tenants intentional damage it?

Also, since I am a buy and hold guy, I have no intention in selling in the foreseeable future.

The Level 1 course is a "get-your-foot-in-the-door" offering with the intent of your purchasing the level 2 course.

The Debt-To-Income formula that Lenders use is likely to be CRUCIAL in your goal of getting back into Rentals.My last question for today is: how SERIOUS are you about your investing intentions?

That may already be your intention, but I couldn't tell from your post.As to the management LLC, you aren't going to get any liability protection if you personally are the manager - any plaintiff is going to sue you personally for any negligent act you commit.

Even if you have no intention on kicking them out, this would still be a good way to get all their information and to feel more comfortable about who you have living in the unit.