I need to know if I can implement my closing costs in with a loan. Is this even practical? Im new to real estate, getting closer to my savings goal for a property, and I want to know if I actually need a completely se...

If you have any questions ask away.I'd suggest a quick Google search for your area and go talk to a lender in person. 

I love the Marietta area because its close enough to the city to have things to do but it is a quick shot just a few minutes from parks and outdoor space.

You guys might be a little quick on the trigger here;  in many, if not most, jurisdictions an owner can pull permits/function as a GC Only on an owner occupied property, not as an investor/flipper, and usually requires the owner to retain the home for at least a year before selling/renting, to qualify for that exemption.While the OP may indeed need a new accountant, he doesn't even know what kind of license the accountant was referring to, apparently he didn't even ask.

A good quick way is look for .7+ when dividing the estimated market rents by price.

Thank you for the quick responses!

Though, it's heating up pretty quickly so come HYDRATED!

(super important if your seller needs to close quickly)If the lender can answer these relatively quickly, without having to go ask people for answers, then you know you are in a good spot. 

Others will say to pay it off as quickly as possible and use the cash flow to start saving for your next property that way it's really hard for things to go south on you.If your multi-unit is residential I would recommend trying to secure a bank loan since you can get them at a low interest rate for 30 years and then enjoy the cash flow and start looking at other investments. 

If you seek a mortgage loan for an investment property is it violating loan terms to quick claim the house into your LLC while the loan is still tied to you personally?