If possible find the larger companies, my current and former company both have more than 1000 employees and have been operating for decades in this market.

This means that you don't need to create new accounts, like rent, and expense categories that are specific to rentals and real estate, but Buildium is expensive and for people with larger portfolios. 

The only difficulty is I’m trying to find a multifamily property in an older housing stock area but nonetheless an owners unit inside a larger house is the goal but hopefully I can get lucky with the items you pointed out as well. 

Timelines and capital required are obviously higher when pouring larger foundations for a tower and craning modulars together on the site, but if you had a blue print/drawings in hand their timelines are as follows:6 weeks in the factory 1 week deliver Laydown site Shuttle to actual location where crane is Crain in 4-5 days3 months of finishingHope this is helpful!

(larger principal paydown each month).Please don't PM me.   

In IL we are allowed to discriminate in certain ways on small owner occupied buildings, it is a completely different set of laws to larger buildings.

In exchange, I’m more than willing to help with tasks such as guest communication and messaging.

Meaning, if you committed to live in a property for 12 months, and you have done so...then you can buy a smaller/larger home at any time.  

A case could likely be made for considering making a larger down payment with a self-directed IRA or 401k as opposed to abandoning the account, getting hit with taxes and penalties immediately, and losing its tax advantages moving forward.

If it’s a larger home that could see a dip in occupancy during those months it may be worth it to take the 15% cut but have it fully booked!