If I do not put it in an LLC to retain the HELOC, are there other strategies for limiting liability from tenants, or is it just not worth it.Moreover, if there is a link to a "2020" first-time landlord guide with resources for web-based property management, tenant contracts, etc., please feel free to share (I'm still curating my lists).

No web development needed, but someone that is organized and a problem solver.

Books that tell people to do years of hard work to earn their results don’t sell as well as glorified Instagram stories do.

They will push it out to dozens of web sites and expand your reach.

Maybe your PMC isn't advertising it where you think they are.Here's what we do for our clients with advertised vacants:Marketing Pics are edited, so your property looks its best:Pics have our Watermark, to avoid crooks copying them and creating fake ads that may result in our ad being dropped from a website.Advertising is published on 20+ websites :We no longer use “For Rent” signs, they statistically attract lower quality prospects and increase the likelihood your property will have a break-in and theft.We track Web Views and Inquiries, analyzing the numbers to identify problems and trends.Showings are exclusively scheduled via our online scheduling software:Prospects can self-schedule at their convenience, 24/7/365, which increases showings.Prospects receive multiple automated communications after a showing, encouraging them to apply and give feedback.We track Scheduled Showings versus Completed Showings to identify potential problems.Our bi-weekly Property Marketing Reports show you Period & Total amounts for the following:Web ViewsInquiriesShowings ScheduledCompleted ShowingsApplicationsWe analyze this data to provide you feedback about what the numbers mean we should do to get your property rented faster.

Check the town web site to confirm the taxes.

I'll warn you, these county recorder web sites can be pretty obtuse.

Do you have a web site?

Costs Costs that can be financed 43200 x $140 = $6,048,000 building costs       $75,000 pool       $150,000 site work       $85,000 land       $10,000 design fees       $60,000 civil engineering       $5,000 legal fees (condo incorporation)       $100,000 developer fees       $288,000 commissions and closing costs       $7,000 web design       $6,828,000 total financiable costs Costs that cannot be financed       $1,092,480 closing and interest costs Total cost       $8,208,480 total costs Total cash cost $6,828,000 x 0.2 = $1,365,600 down payment on construction loan       $1,092,480 closing and interest costs       $2,458,080 total cash cost Revenue, Profit, and ROI       $200,000 estimated sales price per unit 36 x $200,000 = $7,200,000 revenue $7,200,000 - $8,208,480 = ($1,008,480) profit ($1,008,480) / $2,458,080 = -41.03% ROI

I don't know any free on the web.