@Lucas Morales, whether you handle in-house or through a vendor, I would certainly make sure you understand who is responsible for damage and theft.  

The same company that handled the acquisition has an in-house property management team that we are working with.

Just a heads up.So you calculated out you need  $6 million worth of apartments to hit your goal.A commercial loan may require 20% to 30% down in cash, cash reserves, working capital, and closing costs.You will also need earnest money cash.The lender may also require certain repairs to be done Shortly after the loan is made.The lender may also require the Property to be stabilized as far as occupancy percentage is concerned, leaving little on the bone as far as sweat equity.Good Luck!

You would be better off doing a house hack with a duplex or 4 plex.

Hi @Kristina Korosec house hacking is great way to go. 

My other side would say "If you want to control your life, pay the cost, take the risk, buy your own house and have two bathrooms" but that isn't nice, so I try to stick to my pleasant negotiator side. ;-)

For example, if a seller knows we are in a 1031 and says "no concessions/repaur requests, take it or leave it"  after our 45 day identification period is over we are screwed with a bad deal.

Thanks,Steve Hiltabiddle   OR WA CA OH IN GA NV AZ MO are states I participated in as a funder for court house steps sales.

I am currently house hacking and renting my basement through my LLC. 

but... in my experience, you will be in a stronger position if you build a network of humans by going to real estate meetups and really learning a market.for example - here in Pittsburgh we have a lot of old houses that need big rehabs. and the best software / AI in the world can't help me, because it doesn't know the conditions of the interior, the sewer line, etc. for most of them.