@Joel Owens covered most of the costs however we can move any structure it just  comes down to any additional costs that would be needed to Ben stabilized. 

Additionally, I will be in Kansas City June 12-15 ( I know, a bit of late notice) and would be great to chat in person if I find someone.

Some of these websites will also offer a rental estimate report for an additional cost that can help you accurately price your rental. 

Additionally - a realtor I've been working with recently ran numbers on the same place and factors in tax savings from depreciation into his initial analysis.

One additional piece of advice I have is that when you find an area of real estate that you're interested in, focus on that niche, whether it be flix and flips, wholesaling, buy and hold, etc. 

Additionally, is this a smart decision rather than a few smaller MF deals?

Renting it for a while might be necessary to offset the additional costs.

To be clear, when you sell the property you later move into, the 121 exclusion would only apply to, or part of, the gain on That property.....whatever gains/depreciation recapture deferred in the 1031, attributed to that property would still be due.

I agree it does sometimes does give important additional information over what is listed in the “public” portals, it does not list the listing agent compensation, just the buyer agent compensation.

We would love to do a flip one day but I feel it is an additional risk if you aren't living close by the house  that you are flipping.