Most newbies, can only handle one purchase if they do not find a way to extract much of their investment back out. 

But if you end up hating it, you've got the budget available to extract yourself from that situation and hire someone else to do it. 

The key takeaway on this point is this: if you’re making low income in a w2 role, at least make sure it’s adding educational value you to you in a meaningful way.

But if you don't, you've got a built-in budget to extract yourself, so you can hire someone else to do so while you focus on scaling your business.  10% is the industry standard. 

You haven’t provided enough information (ie. your underwriting assumptions) for anyone to provide meaningful feedback.

I ran into the same issues recently trying to extract some equity from a rental SFH I've owned for 10 years. 

I learned that when have a meaningful reason, I can do just about anything.

Brandon, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you mean that you want ADVICE on financing deals, not that you are looking for money.You're going to have to be a lot more specific about what you are trying to do to get any meaningful advice.

People who have lost jobs, 8% out of work sure, but there is literally 30% who have taken a less meaningful job.

From these notes, I extracted the following info regarding your question: Classes of Office Buildings: a.