In other words the subject property owner's tenants benefit from that property that subject property's owner does not own (and thus pay more in rent, vacancies will be easier to fill, etc).

And I'd highly recommend doing a once-per-year walkthrough of the property yourself, so you know the manager is working in your best interest. 

You shouldn't have to pay a ton for this repair, so don't get suckered by some trying to say "oh it's a hard and complicated job!"

I'm also not thrilled about paying Intuit any more $.This sounds a bit like a mess, so I'm hoping there is some workaround here that I could propose to my CPA.

With an assumed loan providing a lower interest rate and accelerated amortization, the income generated from house hacking can be leveraged to pay down the mortgage principal even faster, or the extra cash could be saved to be used towards your next down payment!

Which would mean that all of my clients funds go into my bank account and I would pay them their net payout (rent less my Mgmt fee, cleaning fee, maintenance costs, taxes) at the end of the month instead of them paying me my Mgmt fee.

If you were there over two years you won't have as much to pay as much in taxes.

@Jisoon ParkI don’t see what a $10k flip program could teach you that is not already here or on YouTubeI cannot comment on this course but there is no reason to pay anyone to learn how to use opm.

(I think proper due diligence would catch all the non paying tenants) as an LP I don't know how to check if that was done. 

If I can borrow money at 6% and invest money to make 20% plus I would do that all day long.2) Without leverage you are setting yourself up for paying more taxes because your depreciation expense cannot fully offset the cashflow.