I have done two moderately successful local BRRRRs and it would have been impossible to do them the way I did it out-of-state.I also house-hack my own residence and I can't recommend it enough for a beginner if everyone you live with is on board.

Do you recommend any Real Estate Atty?

If you're not comfortable with what is written out and legally binding, I would highly recommend just looking somewhere else for property.

The title company isn't willing to help resolve the situation at all, and they are recommending that I get a survey to clear up where the boundary is with the neighbor.When I look at the GIS online, I find two different ones.

I'd recommend adding a mandatory mid-stay professional clean into your lease.In my experience, most people booking long term in my market, tend not to cancel because they're looking forward to their vacation.

I recommend talking with an insurance broker to work through all your options with coverage.

I also recommend one when unmarried partners want to invest together, for ease of tax filing if no other reason.Whether or not you NEED to put each property in a separate LLC is a great discussion to have with your attorney. 

I would recommend looking for real estate events and connecting with people in the industry to see what the market is like for people flipping, holding long-term, or short-term.

I recommend starting with a solid property manager.

I would VERY HIGHLY RECOMMEND to NEVER own anything in your management company LLC.