That way the DTI is lower.

Similar one bedrooms in the area rent for between $800 and $1000 per month.The problem is I listed it towards the lower end of the range and I have to many inquires to handle.

I've come across a lender who will give more favorable terms to an LLC (Better rates, lower downpayment) 

The mortgage company requires an appraisal to cover their investment in you.If you believe the property is a good investment and you did your due diligence that you are paying less for this triplex than other duplex's - then you shouldn't be too worried about the appraisal coming in lower than your asking price.No one knows for 100% certainty that the appraisal will come above asking price - the best you can do is your homework/due diligence before you put in your offer.

As you go lower in number,, like 29th or 28th st.

Each account has the potential to lower your taxable income.

I have a vehicle with a bank loan and was wondering what you would do in my situation..Should I sell it to lower my DTI and get out fromunderneath the monthly payment and monthly full coverage insurance payment so I could proceed with another deal in the next 6 months?

You would not believe what talkitive listing agents will tell you, even about other bids, price, whether the seller is willing to take a lower offer, WHY are they selling and what is their must sell by date?   

Specialize in the lower priced, higher hassle asset class like Jim, or stay out. 

Volume also lowers your cost and gives you access to better contractors.