This is my first go round, so it's been a learning experience already juggling contractors, some who are doing well, and some, not so well.

But with so many tasks and responsibilities to juggle, effectively self-managing rental properties can be a challenge.

I think creating multi accounts for each property will be a lot of juggling given your limited unit counts.

I am a hustler now, I need to do more than one thing at the same time, I will take your advice and try to structure my day better that way both businesses are not overlapping and if they do, I just have to do what I have to do and juggle.

Part of the challenge in this case is that my partner and I purchased an unusual property from relatives that has a lot of deferred maintenance and we'll need to do some juggling for a year or more to free up the capital/equity to do a proper renovation.

We aren't juggling it while being a doctor, lawyer, or bank officer.  

Congrats and I'm sorry to hear that on the live in flip...we're on our second one now here in charlotte and it's tough for us juggling other projects along with our own house.

I follow j Scotts methodology and I am looking for some tools to help me with all of the balls that need to be juggled.  

There is also less lenience on self-managing, and you'll want to have air-tight financial docs.My recommendation is to weigh the headache of juggling multiple individual residential loans vs. the extra cost of a commercial loan, and decide if it is worth it to you.

It's much more of a juggling act for everything to align.