As far as your questions go:Look through all of your loan documents and then give your closing attorney a call.The first thing you need to do is a thorough and realistic rental analysis of your home to determine if it will make a good rental.

Hey everyone, I am in the process of finding my first deal and a little stuck on finding the comps and estimated ARV of the house. I have read all of the bigger pockets books, and I feel confident calculating the reno...

Lastly, don't take a bad deal just to get your first property but also don't get analysis paralysis.  

The larger the building and more units under one roof the more cost effective the build per sqft.Best way to do cost analysis is to discuss with a builder who builds the types of buildings in your area and run the numbers. 

I'm from Ohio by the way- HarrisonBelow is the text she sent me today: "Hey Harrison, I’m not sure if you know what happened at the house yesterday, but an argument lead to a physical altercation and the police were involved.

There are no tax benefits to holding this in a LLC.Most importantly, did you do a full rental analysis on your home?

System can also handle messages, repair requests, background checks etc, though I allow tenant to text me.

Don't get stuck in analysis paralysis, because the life experience will teach just as much as the podcasts and books. 

Take a look at the details below and please give me your opinion using CCIM/Rule of thumb/beer-math/inter web BP analysis and tell me if this deal is worth a closer look or should I shelve it without a second though.

The entire deal was put together over text messaging.