Also someone asked the question I'm curious to know too, can we set up our own LLCs in our own states for a rental without issues?

Just do it for one year, and you will see results fast.The issue is when you pick one strategy, then a month later, you want to change, then 3 months later you want to do something else, then 2 years later you have not done a deal yetin my journey, I was broke, so I started wholesaling, then I expanded to Fix and Flips, then to rentals, then owner financing and notes and commercial properties.

I'd go through with the court date to get permission to remove his belongings and get it in writing how long you have to store them. 

You also don't want to over-improve but if you're keeping it as a rental you don't want to have to replace them within the first few years either. 

We’ve considered setting it up for a corporate rental or a rental for traveling nurses. 

live in California and have rentals in California and Arizona.

I read the book Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner, did some research, played with the buying calculator and rental, listened to some podcast.

I also have some kind of language about that the house rental is not a guarantee, until the background check is completed. 

After all, with rentals the name is always subject to change. 

QBO isn't setup for rental properties or multiple rentals and when you have multiple LLC you need a subscription per LLC.