I can't wrap my head around 2.89% rates ;-) When I started in real estate, "good" rates were 18% and finally dropped to 8% which we thought was great and the "bail you out of foreclosure rates" were 14%.

I finally just called them up and asked what their criteria/process was to cancel the escrow account and let me make my own insurance/property tax payments.

Finally, read the lease this tenant signed.

If they want to take away our due process to regain rights to our property that's fine but we all know that these debts are uncollectable and once we can finally evict the lines will be huge. 

It won't let me click on the final analysis.

Finally, like I said, I would recommend finding a rockstar investor friendly agent.

Finally, this article goes over the difference between a Traditional LLC and a Series LLC and which is best for a RE investor.

Make some offers and get in the game.No substitute for practical real life experience.My final comment if you want to buy and hold and are investing for the long term.The biggest factor in a successful investment will NOT be what property you buy.

@Shelon Hutchinson I closed on my first multifamily syndication in August, 2020 and kept a daily journal the final 30 days to close.

Had this one under contract since Pre CoVid in February 2020 and finally closed in late September of 2020.