I had a client unexpectedly terminate (they are being forced to come back to the US for visa reasons) and they are going to manage the property moving forward.

Quote from @Kareem Aaron: I would want to get my license simply for investing... have no plans on selling houses (unless something falls into my lap by accident).

Ok, I'm throwing this out more as an interesting situation to show the unexpected stuff that can happen.

If they think you discriminate - well that is you anyways so you also get sued.There are like 2M posts on BP and not one has been able to show how you can be protected.There were some like "oh you get into a car accident", well you own the LLC so yes they can still go after your assets...

Me and my wife have saved up and then unexpectedly received just over $200,000 selling a small business we stared a couple of years ago. 

A detailed budget factoring in potential unexpected expenses should be considered.

Last thing I want to happen is for an accident to happen and the home-owner's poicy refuse to remit payment because it was actually being rented out.

It's a good move to keep things separate – set up a business checking account for your rental income and expenses, and maybe a savings account for unexpected stuff or future upgrades.

It's impressive to have it almost ready to be rented, especially with the unexpected challenge of repiping the house.

So, interrupt the pattern and do the unexpected to learn more:)