@Mushfiq S.You can easily shift from what you have to a more flexible self-directed Solo 401(k).  

After a week after shifting, she found that the house needs to be a Pest Controlled.

I only ask because in general, a regular rental is going to be much easier and more 'predictable' venture from a real estate investing perspective.  

There is a 1 point prepay and from my perspective this standard from what I have seen in the market.

From a business perspective leverage is good, it increases cash flow based on investors being able to achieve higher returns on their money than prevailing mortgage interest rates.

The burden shifts between the tenant and the owner depending on the number of units.  

From what I read I'm not sure this topic rises to that level.Realtors agree to a Code of Ethics, a much broader perspective of items.

Just my perspective from seeing LOTS of landlord insurance policies.I see investors all the time trying to save a couple bucks and doing things that open them up to massive liability and property exposures.I see advice on this platform all the time coming from investors who say they just have an Umbrella policy and not any primary liability.

As with anyone, read the fine print and ask what fees they not only charge you, but what they charge tenants for application fees, etc... sometimes companies shift costs to tenants (to appear cheaper to owners) and it only hurts the process.

I recently wrote an article for the Property & Casualty insurance industry that might be a helpful piece speaking to WL: https://www.agencynation.com/i...Hope it can be a valuable perspective.