We're both very excited about this new venture and are both just looking to learn as much as possible, so any tips would be great!

The employees who are permanently able to WFH may or may not move - there are a lot of factors (are they single or do they have a family, do they have roots in the city they are currently in, or do they want to move close to family elsewhere/go elsewhere for the excitement of it). 

Also, I was super excited about the low interest rates and refinancing of some properties.

I was excited about the low interest rates, until I found out that my tenants now want to buy their own home.

I am trying to incorporate an LLC into my real estate investing activities to provide added protection. 

Looking to get some feedback. I own a few multi unit properties - all of which are under my personal name. I’m wanting to make sure I’m insulated from any risk (tenants hurting themselves, personal liability etc) by ...

I’ve never been so passionate about anything in my life so I’m really excited to be apart of a journey like this.  

Super exciting to watch judicial policy be formed!

This is one of those questions that only you can answer.From strictly a rental property analysis standpoint, $2600/mi in potential gross income for $375k is roughly a 4% cap rate - That's not incredibly exciting, but also not terrible (it's also very market-specific...it would be great in some areas, terrible in others, and I know nothing about the Metairie LA market). 

Anything else in particular you would recommend we consider as we prepare for this slightly scary, exciting decision in our lives?