It has no fluff or vague suggestions. 

You picked the wrong kind of property to start in as a 3/3.1 townhouse is not ideal for room hacking and is more residential in nature which is why you should sell it and take the proceeds and deposit money and look for a two-family where you and your brother can live in one side and you can full rent the other side - maybe even as a mid-term rental to 2x the rent.

@ariana alexic - typically, the management company is an empty shell entity (holding no assets) that is used simply for the purpose of dealing with third parties (signing contracts, leases, etc).

Worst case scenario check in with @Joseph Chiofalo he just helped a client with niche investor that has no ratio requirement and the unit can be vacant.

In the immortal words of Lester Wallace (see Friday 1995 New Line Cinema), people have no vision. 

No surge panel is installed in the electrical panel. 

@Luke Carl No longer have property in Omaha, but had a similar experience managing our multifamily when we did.

., California),  whilst other states have no such fees (Texas).

Location: Springfield OhioIf you have no knowledge or experience, I recommend you hire an attorney.

Your tenant helps you grow rich instead of you helping your landlord grow rich.Option B seems like a no brainer to me.