@Kyle Kline I wouldn’t recommend it for most.

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How much will taxes increase if I keep renting I always recommend keeping rentals.

There’s platforms out there that charge lower amounts for screenings but usually you have to sign up for a property management system like Innago or Rent Redi.I recommend using Baselane for rent collection.

I don't recommend doing that so it is refreshing to see your post as you seek to learn from others experiences/mistakes.To read about success stories on BiggerPockets, click here.Lastly, I recommend getting out there and networking - BP meetups, Eventbrite and meetup.com are good places to search.

Does anyone have any recommendations on banks that will lend to lower credit scores?

I recommend connecting with a great lender like @Zack Karp to discuss your options as a house hacker.

What language you recommend because in North Carolina it has clause that says seller has to agree 

If your Tenant turns out to be awful, the PM has no liability.I recommend you learn to market and screen yourself.

Primary areas I am looking at (if that makes a difference) is Glendale, Goodyear, Avondale, Peoria, or Surprise.Any suggestions or recommendations for a real estate attorney that works primarily with residential?