Quote from @Daniel Vargas: I think you should consider a house hack.

However, when contacting the principal’s home, his wife confirmed the passport photo was not his, and the birthdate was incorrect—despite the signature on state documents being authentic.Unauthorized Use of LLC: The actual owner, a 78-year-old retiree, was unaware that the LLC was still active and had never conducted any business under its name.

Does anyone have a suggestion for an app I could use when visiting houses so I could just bring along an iPad and jot down details/notes when I walk through the house and keep track of all the properties I've visited?

I'd say Turbo Tenant, and this is from the perspective of a someone who commonly speaks with owners who've recently placed or have been placing their own tenants  - the general lean seems to be towards Turbo Tenant.

Business owners won't want to get tied up in litigation and if there is a good chance they will lose, it is easier to simply follow the contract.How would that work with a lower-end tenant? 

Paid $50k down took out an owner financing note for $112,000 and a mortgage for $743/mn Front home rented out for $1,200/mn and back home rented out for $900/mn (currently on the market for sale).I wanted to give some feedback of our deals prior to digging in.

@Desiree Board For your mix of long-term rentals (LTRs), short-term rentals (STRs), and house flipping, an LLC is ideal for liability protection and pass-through taxation.

Even though the FMRs are $730, I was conservative and used $600 for my Pro Forma- The current owner hasn’t raised them at all because he didn’t want any turnover- outside of cleaning and painting, no big costs- Not Section 8 

welcome to the community. are you looking to house hack your first home?

I have been acting as an investor with 20% down on all of them so if it were a 4 unit going as a house hack with a lower down payment that might change things.