I went out of state (Kansas City) last second and glad I did, it's worked for me so far.... and in theory had I deployed the capital needed to make a mortgage same as my rent I'd EASILY be able to cover my rent and then some.I will lose the appreciation game, but I was never into that for investing anyways... plus I have the freedom to move as needed when life happens IF I need to even if that's not on the table now.

One of my biggest questions going into my first purchase is, how can I get my second, and what does that timeline look like.

Second, owner payments were taking too many steps to process which was creating a lot of work for my staff.

Second, I have a single member LLC that is wholly owned by another single member LLC. 

I started have seconds thoughts about her after she misses a couple of the showings at the beginning.

I would definatly be making plans to connect the  second meter to the 1/1 asap.

A father of 3 children and a wife.

The second is commute.

Second, the point of posting a property for rent is to receive inquiries, so if you are not in a position to promptly respond to them and show the home, you may consider hiring a professional management company to do this for you.

Moving it in or out of the trust is, well, disregarded by the IRS - i.e. makes no difference for taxes, including for the 1031.The second potential obstacle is who owns it legally: you as a separate property or you and your wife as community property.