Handwritten on white paper, then scanned and printed onto yellow legal pad paper, writing in owner's name and property address, hand writing addresses (and return addresses) into pastel colored invitation envelopes.

I just discovered the fine print on owning my property in an LLC... you can't do a cash out re-fi through FHA.

They can also help you figure out how long you may have to live in your current house until you can buy an "upgrade" - the rule of thumb is one year, but I haven't read the fine print of your mortgage agreement.  

Its multiple live workshops, field work, some programs that look amazing for assessing value of a house quickly, estimating rehab cost, printing an exact material and work list for a GC, marketing campaigns, etc etc, etc, etc.

The other big one is fine print that allows them to freeze or call the line at anytime with a little bit of notice.  

- Does the PM handle evictions- Do most PM's print up quarterly reports to show if building is making or losing money- Basically, do I pay the PM monthly off rent, and then literally manage the entire building?

My very first meeting with lenders, I had mapped various sample financial deals (one for each lender) from the biggerpocket.com calculator, printed them in pdf color and showed the lender that I had an understanding/command of certain business terms (cash on cash, IRR, ...etc). 

In addition to the points others have made, I  buy with cash and self manage because:You obviously don't pay interest and origination fees, but you also aren't forced to buy property insurance, flood insurance, insurance, insurance.... you get my pointYou don't have to let a bank get all up in your business model, sign on endless fine print, and agree to pay them for decadesno one dictates what you need do or not do (possible exception - the IRS).A sole proprietor with an all cash position and self management.

Ask a Realtor to print a list of owners' mailing addresses vs. property addresses.

The home will eventually be listed for sale on the mls (realtor.com will display the listing) and by Fannie Mae on homepath.com , usually giving preference to owner buyers at first.