But if your husband is adamant about not leveraging your primary, you have to play the hand you are dealt.If you want to owner-finance your current primary, you'll gain cash flow (acting as the bank), but sacrifice the cash you want to use for another primary or investment property.

On the other hand, some new stuff is superior.

I think they are confused as to what management is, but it's better they let you know than just hand you bills that you didn't know about.

It's not "sign the PMA" then wash your hands of it.

I'm able to get hands on with my investments, and also vet all of my tenants.

I wanted to try my hand in self managing for the rest of this year, mainly for the experience aspect.

It will probably be helpful to share our knowledge and work towards the same goal.I’m also open to helping out in other areas to gain experience/knowledge in the field so if you need a hand please don’t hesitate to reach out.Looking forward to meeting you all and excited to join the Bigger Pockets Community!

I have at this stage handed this over to an actual attorney, but wanted to check here on anyone else's experience with this.

Then, find a mortgage broker that hold your hand through the financing options.

It depends on what you’re comfortable with and how hands-on you want to be.