I've cut my teeth on old Victorians in Grant Park and you will also have things come up that u can't see.

Banks usually underwrite to all the expenses u listed plus property management and maintenance which I didn’t see u list. 

You are both grantor and trustee.Create an LLC with you as trustee of living trust u/d/t xx/xx/xxxx as owner of LLC Create a title holding trust for each property with this LLC as trustee of the THT.Bene of each THT is your own estate planning vehicle, the family living trust.

Quote from @Chad U.: Although I've noticed some cooling in prices, I'm still seeing some sellers holding out for 70%+ of payoff on NPLs.   

If I find things on there that they didn't tell about ahead of time then I won't rent to them.I do not care about credit rating or even bankruptcy provided they have a history of paying rent (always check landlord references by looking u contact information independent of what they provide).

I'll take an O/U number if you want, but it's not 100%.

"- He responded "Can u do 7 nights?"

Since u have all that interest and property tax in addition to hopefully also paying down the principal, then there's the carrying costs (insurance, utilities, gardener, maintenance) IF you're still gonna keep it not just make it look real nice and sell it for top dollar, then yea airBnB or similar  (ie, travelling nurse rooms) where u get more monthly than just traditional lease.

For my LTR I'm considering changing from standard locks to a smart deadbolt (like the ULTRALOQ U-Bolt Pro Smart Lock).My question for more experienced folks, with the goal of making things easier for all involved by adding a keypad deadbolt...would you say the average tenant feels safe with just the deadbolt lock alone (no handle lock in addition?

Do not trust their “roofstock certification” or inspections and get a secondary inspection their system is setup where inspections can be 90 days old and u are locked into an offer without a contingency, which can lead to loss of deposit and loss of roofstock fee.