My personal investment philosophy would avoid leveraging my primary residence unless I had plenty of reserves to ensure I would be covered in that kind of situation.

Key differences for us include:- we JV with local person on our deals.

It's allowed me to do some of my own work like changing toilets and fixing leaking ceilings, but even if I don't want to do a job personally hopefully I'll have enough knowledge to not let a contractor over charge me, or recommend something I don't need.You'll also meet local contractors, and hopefully investors.They may offer an employee discount too.

Is that based on an actual study or your personal experience?

Most agent wants to sell under my personal name and add my LLC name which is the beneficially of my land trust as a additional insured which do not make sense since the property title under the land trust.  

I would add, make sure you have good landlord resources as you enter into the landlord domain-lease agreement fitting your situation-resources for your tenant application process -needed landlord forms and notices-education resources-management tools (e.g. software to keep all records, pictures, payment history, etc.)Best wishes.

The majority owner should be required to sign reps & warrants at closing to be personally liable for them.You didn't mention checking the plumbing - hidden plumbing leaks can cause more damage over time than just about anything else!

This person is eating up your time and sanity.

However, the person who knows how to effectively use AI tools like ChatGPT to get more done will replace you.

I only use it for my personal stuff, and exclude anything that has to do with my rentals, which I'm assuming would be the plan for yourself.