If they already pulled your credit you might consider whether it’s worth another pull if you’re doing more deals in the near future....

Maybe you can be the money gal in someone's next deal.Become a money lender.Seed money for a venture you would be more passionate about.If you are worried about the future economy or are at a point where you want to reduce your risk, use the equity to pay off other debt, maybe even your primary residence. 

YES, and with it comes a much better understanding of your first investment and making it easier for future investments; rather than maybe cutting an in the moment small corner to save a couple dollars. 

I will be closing on a Turnkey property in Cleveland, OH in the near future.

One of my properties was in the path of Hurricane Florence and while it thankfully didn’t appear to sustain major damage, there’s resulting water stain on the ceiling in the bottom floor.

I am planning on getting a property sometime in the near future.

I’m 37...I’ve read all the books...watched all the videos...and now I’m ready to take actionable steps toward securing my future though REI.

The stove and heating system seems a bit old in two of the units, and no driveway so I am a bit concern if any of these tenants do move out in the future.

However, in your X-Day Notice to Cure, you would state that a future repeat infraction would result in the termination of the lease.  

At first, it would be for smaller commercial properties, but if the relationship grows well and we make a good team, I'd love to scale up with them.Ideally it's a win-win for all:For the PM:They get a large chunk of equityThey get more business.They get access to my investors' capital for potentially future dealsIn a way, they eat what they killFor me:I look favorable to the lender with an experienced PM team as a partnerI'll get a deal under my beltI'll be able to get help with the downpayment, reducing the burden on my investors and myselfFor my investorsSure, they lose out on some equity, but they'll get a (slightly) higher return due to the lower monthly management feeThey'll sleep easy knowing that the PM has skin in the game and is experiencedTo be clear, I'm playing the long game, so I'm more than willing to do say, a 55/30/15 split with the PM/Investors/Myself and with a 3-5% monthly management fee.