But of course section 8 tenants I am assuming will require more work.I am try to implement some of what Dr Joe Asamoah has implemented see you tube video below.

We use one bank to hold all of our escrows as required by state statue.

Most loans will require that if it's an investment property that the property is rented with a lease.  

Happy to connect with like minded individuals. 

WLLC doesn't require personal information to be public so that remains private.Yes, my name will appear in the public records of FLLC1 and FLLC2 but these entities are not publicly linked to the property.Apologies for the long post and thanks for reading all the way down here.

I would say go the owner occupant loan route to get into something for 3.5-5% down instead of 20-25% that you'd need with an investor loan, but those require you to live in the property for a year before you could rent it out.Airbnb could be appealing also since you'd already be furnishing the place for yourself, could just leave the furniture there after you'd move out.

They have very specific requirements of how much revenue they want to see on a monthly basis as well as the frequency of the deposits.

If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

Some things didn't change, such as the requirement that the property be on unplatted land, so that definitely restricts the number of eligible properties. 

Typically, you just require that the property be vacant for closing.