An LLC is a good device to hide your identity behind. 

If you have a professional tenant, $200 isn't going to do jack when they can steal $900 in rent each month they stay there without paying.

I'd love to take it for 175-185, it would be a steal. 

If property managers and landlords have locks, isn't it very easy for them to steal tenant possessions?

I personally think Airbnb’s fraud detection measures are quite a bit better as they seem to have more insight into payments.We had a guest, let’s call her Parys because her fake identity first name that she used is an equally big city just as misspelled.

All the interiors are virtually identical.

@Tevin Russell I'm in Canada so the DNC legislation is probably worded differently for you, although from everything I've heard they seem to be pretty much identical as far as intent.

You need to know how much the house hack cash flows (if anything) before you can make a general statement like that.Here is an interesting podcast, from someone in just about your identical situation. 

Another meth head broke into the 3 story house and tried to steal the internet signal.

The way I was looking at it was that they would be able to get homes for a steal before they were off the market when title insurance was applicable.