Do you have prior experience dealing with section 8 in there?  

The Manager may also call a meeting of the Members on the Manager's own initiative by giving notice of such meeting to each Member not less than ten nor more than thirty days prior to such meeting.

Yes, but you need to delist the home prior to submitting it. 

A few years back I saw an analysis where prior to 2017, only 10% of rentals were owned by investors, by 2020 it was at 40%.

💸I greenlight the repair.Come Friday morning, the plumbers show up ready to go, but they need the city to shut off water at the street.Surprise: the city had paved over the shut-off access point during a prior project.So now a city crew has to come out and dig 6 feet deep just to reach the line.Fast-forward to late Friday… job’s done, water is finally back on, tenants are relieved — and I’m out 11 grand.👉 Lessons learned:•Always verify if individual unit shut-offs exist when buying a building•Set aside reserves for unexpected infrastructure surprises•Delivering water and communicating quickly with tenants goes a long way during chaosLandlord life isn't always fun - be ready.

Any expense prior to that starting date is generally going to be a start up expense (there are exceptions, but those exceptions aren't allowed to be deducted/or have different rules). 

You have a convenient location, but guests won't fully realize that until after they book it. 

No flips yet, but do intend to as I have a background in construction prior to becoming licensed.

Purchase price: $384,999 Cash invested: $154,000 This investment is a nearly-new single-family home located in a rapidly growing area of Hoschton, Georgia.

What were you doing prior to self employment, what were you doing self employed, and what will you be doing in your new role?