Work at a bank or hard money firm that makes loans on the types of deals you are interested in.Real estate investing has lots of different facets within it, so getting specific will help you achieve your goals.

Hey @Marc Shin, I keep an updated list our REI Bookkeeping Firm recommends that I can DM over to you.

As an investor, I firmly believe in keeping $5,000 to $8,000 in reserves for each property up to five or six properties.  

They need to know how to have difficult conversations, yet be firm when they need to be.The focus needs to be on delivering superior customer service, and to be able to work with the maintenance team.

It might also behoove you to hire the firm to help you navigate what you need and maximize every tax benefit out there. 

Get to know yourself well and get a firm understanding of what you're good at. 

The only use case I know of for SBA-backed loans to finance real estate is when a non-RE business owner-occupies at least 51% of the property, such as an attorney firm buying the office building where their office is and leasing out the units they don't use. 

this firm Irell & Manella LLP  look them up they are filling this class action lawsuit    InfoATirell.com  or email me I'll give u the info I have.

If it's working with no issues let it go and hold firm.

Focus your energy on finding that one person/firm who's going to manage your properties well.