Private lenders and partners often care more about trust and a solid plan than perfect numbers.

We charge $5 to pay each bill as we scan and publish to Owner Portal.We do NOT put the utility in our name, we are just listed, "In Care Of" on the accounts.Not aware of anything that you can read to learn about managing your PMC.You may want to learn more about self-managing and then ask your PMC what their specific procedure is to handle different issues. 

I am concerned if tenant vacates (who is original tenant for last 6 years ever since i bought this property hoping she will extend lease which is coming up in 4 months from now) it will be bit hard to take care of mortgage for many months from money from my pocket.

Larger Tenant Pool:SFHs appeal to households who value privacy and are willing to care for the property.

I don't care about home inspection, I'm willing to take my chances as I know the house well and the area well.  

Money doesn’t care about deals.

But lenders/investors don’t care about the property “looking worse” as long as the deal structure still protects their return.Here’s how most people solve this when bringing in a private lender:1.

I find nobody looks after my investments or cares as much as me, so that is who I have hired to manage :)

I pay a Property Management company in the state of Ohio to manage and take care of the Single Home property that I once lived in that is now a rental property.

I do typically recommend individual bank accounts for each cell but I see some variance on this and you can sometimes forego individual bank accounts in favor of just a single bank account in the series LLC as long as you have strong bookkeeping that meticulously separates income, expenses, etc. of each cell (e.g. by using a classing or similar bookkeeping system).It is important to note, however, that TN has a franchise tax that requires careful structuring to avoid by ensuring that the entity structure qualifies for the FONCE (Family-Owned Non-Corporate Entities) exemption.