So maybe if you alter you entry strategy to lower cost and build equity slower to build that long game wealth. 

If they say 'yes', which they always do, unless they've been evicted a few times and know how to play the game, then the eviction is granted immediately, and you're asked if you want a damages hearing, then things go from there. 

Others are slum lords that understand that game and play it well.

Aside from making deposits, most of my expenses are auto pay and made through my online banking.  

But you don't need Legal Zoom to create the LLC, you can do that online mass.gov for just the filing fee. 

Hey everyone, I’m completely new to the investing game and am looking for some advice before I sink my money into a property.

I know I am a little late in the game here in Columbus but I am looking to get into either multifamily buy and rent and or single family buy fix and sell. 

He finds heirs usually are out of state, far away, and often uninterested to take over, so often, he buys at a good price.Now, this is a long game, your involved with the property for long periods, unlike a flip, where you come in, you find a buyer, you're gone.

I’ve had the idea of house hacking my first investment, Just to get a feel  and some skin in the game.  

It consists of a 4600 sq. ft. house and shop/game room building that I am converting to an ADU.