I personally have set up an excel sheet with drop-down boxes allowing me to choose between “split and full” and “Philly/Montco/Delco”.

Any of the big box store stuff will be able to be kicked in pretty easily if someone is determined. 

Looking at the numbers (using the BP calculator duhh) I will have $19.91 of cash flow after all the boxes have been checked, PM, maintenance, cap ex. ect. 

I also do 2 phase electric extensions from the breaker box, while adding a 2 pole breaker.

It seems like the bureaucracy and box checking for a loan like that would be a huge red flag for a seller.

I would take it off, maybe put a flower box there, or nothing at all. 

You can live in a home that is owned by an LLC, but there are very specific tax and legal boxes you should check before going that route.

It didn't take long for the attorneys in the room to figure out that this meant an appropriate holding period could be anything from 2 days (Dec 31 - Jan 1) up to 760 days (a full two years.So in their desire to get more tax dollars in the coffers the IRS opened the pandoras box of having to use "intent" as the guiding standard and how you demonstrate that intent. 

When I did my research, it checked all my boxes.

SO it kind of checks 3 boxes  down payments are smaller at that price point.