We use Appfolio to manage over 1,000 single-family long-term rental homes in Texas, but your needs might differ.

He has 30 plus dogs that fight all day long and bark all day.

Then convert to hopefully a 1:1 ratio of buy/sell one flip property to buy/hold for long term rental (possibly use BRRRR).

So I am not the smartest person and some of the helpful replies in previous posts was above my mental capacity.My situationI own a home (homesteaded in FL) and have 2 roommates which help pay the bills.numbers - mortgage left 155k, home value 330k, current interest rate 4.125% on conventional with 24 yrs left on a 30 yrmonthly payment with HOA $1600 pcmI am wanting to either1) turn this primary residence into an LLC and purchase another property to move into and start the process again with the aim being to rent my current house out on an annual 12 month lease for at least 2 - 3 years as I was told that as long as I lived in it 2 out of 5 years I can then sell without paying capital gains (though this confused me and anyone wanting to teach this to me like im 5 years old would be greatly appreciated).

I appreciate your insights and feedback:I have a single-family home I need to rent out long-term.

I have suggested twice that if this tenant is so unhappy with my style of management that perhaps moving out would be the best solution only to be told that I’ll have long since sold the building before they leave.

Depends on the lender but its usually interest only for as long as you have the loan. 

I am looking to buy long-term rental properties as a source of income from now through retirement that will leave a legacy for my two daughters.

It shouldn't be a big problem as long as the lender is very clear with the builder about the process up front. 

I think most insurance companies won’t cover long-term damage like conditions that promote mold, so read your policy thoroughly before contacting them.