Worst case scenario, one-two week run in the local paper usually did the trick. 

@Mathew Valdez I would run numbers under both loan scenarios.

Your resident manager is either a blessing or a total curse in this scenario...............if he/she is inherited you might just arbitrarily have to put someone new in that spot-the temptation is pretty strong from how I imagine rents are being collected and reported. 

This also can increase the likelihood of a buyer getting a better deal on the property if all parties are working together to complete a common goal.

Also, worst case scenario is if you leave secure job, and lose your $80k in BRRRR.

I’m thinking about getting mine just as unlimited access to the mls and was wondering if the pros outweighed the cons in this scenario

@Joel Harrison that is an open ended scenario for sure...There are a lot of variables that can answer that question and they can be vastly different pending location and other dynamics (as indicated above).

Marketing is marketing and most of them work, you just need to use common sense and think about who your ideal client is.

I thought having a rental property owned by an LLC was fairly common for investors.

Question for you, our lender indicated that this is very common.