Almost like the process is designed to be complicated, like the tax industry that lobbies against the IRS mailing postcards to folks to file their taxes, the NAR et al  is huge and loves telling us how we need a professional on our side when dealing with our 'largest investment'. 

One common thing I hear in threads (including this one) is a lack of distinction between the roles needed to execute projects like this. 

This is an important distinction because the terms of the loans will be different.  

Great distinction.

I'm in the largest real estate office in Philadelphia (KW Philly) and was just awarded Rookie of the Year.

Total grey area (but maybe not and I need a CPA).Your 1099 requirements may not (or may be the same), but otherwise it's a distinction without a difference.

This is an important distinction.

Each property  is treated as a separate and distinct entity from the parent.

I would say the two largest hindrance for my business now are access to more funds and generating more leads, I have had to let a few deals go that I would have loved to keep for myself if the access to cash was there but thank you for suggesting Monday.com I will look into that. 

We also have Fresno State University one of the largest universities on the valley floor besides UC Merced which is about a 45min drive north of fresno. if your going with a buy/hold strategy this area would be perfect - It took less than 24hrs to get a hit when I listed my SFH for rent actually MULTIPLE hits and 5 clients went through the screening process which took about 1week then narrowed it down to one - Now cash flowing a little above the 1% rule