We are growing at such a rapid pace I have noticed our systems aren’t adapting.For example, with all of the units, there are a substantial amount of repairs and maintenance going on.

Even if you do not make much money, you will learn the fast pace way to make deals. 

You shouldn't have any trouble closing 1 or 2 deals a month if you keep that pace up.

Do it at your pace.

sales dropped to the slowest pace in two years, according to the California Association of Realtors"

If you’re self motivated and enjoy working at your own pace go the online route.

@Anthony Pace - From a commercial lender perspective Anthony I would suggest the following things to consider, if you will need financing:1. 

@Anthony Pace One thing that's different in commercial vs. residential is that often you don't rehab commercial before you have a tenant.

Beta test is live for selected loans.Open the PDF, casually read through the 100+ pages at your leisure and own pace without an escrow officer and agent hovering over you.

Make your plan, map it out, understand the financial impact that some vacancy, turnover and unit refurb costs will have on your cashflow and decide the pace that's right for you.With a staged plan to raise rents slowly or force some turnover by not renewing existing leases, I'm sure you can get the rents up to market within six months to a year.Good luck!