Hello everyone, My question is if you bought a duplex with 3.5% down using an FHA loan and you can't find a tenant to live in the other room and at the same time you don't want to be paying the full mortgage, what do you do?

The organization looks good, but we all know that looks can be deceiving. 

Current damage that exceeds normal wear and tear, needs to be paid for in full now if they want to renew the lease.

Ive been investing for a few years now and have 3 properties which are STR's and all cash flow.I own all these properties under my LLC which is the holdings and operating.I have a bank account with Chase where all the money from these rentals is deposited which is under this same LLC and I am a single member.Now that I am getting ready to graduate college and take investing more serious what is the best structure for me?

NOW start " getting organized " So many do things backwards.

I also look at capital appreciation, tax savings, cash flow and cash flow appreciation.Where you invest, investment support structure for each property, and additional factors important to your individual decisions all make a difference as well. 

Seriously last question, being a full time employee not going to quit, like yourself I believe, would you recommend me to jump into this full force?

Been lending full time since 2017.

I would highly recommend full background checks and ensure you understand the tenant/landlord laws in regards to approving and denying applications.  

there is literally no way this would only cost 16-20k to fix LOL. wishful thinking. i would call this a full gut based on the pics and use $65/sqft for guts (even that is sometimes not enough but it's a place to start). so if this property is 1,000 square feet, we're looking at a $65,000 reno give or take. what did your contractor say it would cost?