I have different software programs that do many things that are requested on this forum, but I can't see paying to be a Pro Member and then paying to advertise so that I can give it away.

Do I start advertising  it now or wait to move into my other home and go all landlord mode?.

I’d like to fund the LLC and be able to write off website, phone, advertising, and vehicle expenses if possible.

The mod contacted me and told it was so they can limit other agents from self-advertising.

Wife's property management duties also included inspecting units, preparing units for rental, advertising vacant units, screening potential tenants, showing the units and processing rental applications.Wife produced two spreadsheets detailing her rental management activities.

I advertised on Airbnb that my room was for traveling professionals and offered an all inclusive monthly rate.

In CA, if they qualify, based upon the parameters that were advertised, you cannot discriminate against them due to where the funds are coming from.

However, if the new applicant moves in and starts paying rent 10 days after the previous tenant moved out, you couldn't still charge the previous tenant for the last 20 days of that same 30 day period because that'd be double collecting rent.So, if you end up going to court, I'd bring evidence that you advertised the unit for rent, and (if you end up re-renting it), a copy of the new lease to show what date the new lease/rent starts. 

Watch for the words “payment caps” in the advertising, that’s your clue that the interest rate is probably not capped.

Yes, one roof, one door but less turnover costs (vacancy, advertising, turn over rehab, tenant screening), someone taking better care of your property, appreciation vs multi, and more ease of selling when the time comes.