You will find numerous articles and websites that provide great detailed information. 

Had utility company add a gas meter then had my plumber add in a water heater so I could split gas and bill to tenant.

I've used Zack and his team numerous times and have always been happy with their services. 

Talk with a qualified intermediary  and your CPA along way so you don't have a surprise with your tax bill.

If you're seeing the same cash flow numbers with 400k properties as 500k properties, then I don't see any real reason to eat the tax bill.

The first address listed is the property address I'm interested in, the second is the billing address (for the LLC) and, the third is another billing address listed on the "Real Property Conveyance Fee Statement of Value and Receipt". 

I beleive rent will be counted as debt since that's one of your normal bills.

I've emailed the company numerous times through a 3rd party site which was where I applied, so I have no info to try and call.

That owner would just billed them directly for the heat and cut it 3 ways. 

It seems like this may be good as the annual property tax bill will be less since it was purchased for less than the current market value. 3) Will paying the house in cash or financing the $150k purchase price affect the property tax assessment basis?