.#1 you probably need to check and see if it even has financing on it.   

You likely won't be able to offset the rental loss with your W-2 income unless you can claim real estate professional status or operate it as a STR and self-manage it.The answer won't change even if you own the property inside of an LLC.Best of luck.

I would even consider taking listing photos with your furniture and set up as a home if you weren't already planning on doing so. 

Even in the case of a large leak, it is usually concentrated to one specific area.

Since the home is so new, the title is likely fine but you'll want to make sure you're aware of any liens on it (likely the case if its purchase was financed).An ADU is not a bad idea or even bring in another trailer if the county will let you.

Inspector required me to place full house fire alarm even though I was not doing anything related to it.  

I even had this problem in my personal home and a steam mop handled the issue,

Even though I believe this will be pass-through income, it seems like it’s a better choice for accounting and keeping income/expenses more easily separated.6.

BiggerPockets also has a calculator you can use to analyze deals and I highly recommend you start this as soon as possible, even if you are not ready to buy.

You could still keep them guaranteeing the lease even if they sell the business.You do not want them selling to joe blow that runs it in the ground and goes dark.