I know one property manager nearby who charges $30/month for such a service.

I've always wanted to own rental properties and bigger pockets helped me start my journey.

Most common are private equity structures with a pref and waterfall on the equity side.  

In need of an excellent CPR attorney because I currently have a Kaneohe property under contract that I plan on CPR'ing.

I’ll rent out the other units and use a property manager for the home, only because my day job will take up too much time to manage the property myself. 

My thoughts have been to use half for 20% down on next primary and the rest for a rental property OR put all $150k into a multifamily and house hack for 1-2 years then do a HELOC and do it all over.What would you suggest if you were just starting out? 

But if I buy an investment property using a loan, I won’t be able to later use an FHA loan when I'm ready to buy in LA, right?

I know one option is to wade into the waters of private funding.

I have closed on a property before with the tenant left inside and got bitten hard.

So if you were in my position, how would you use creative financing to build up to 10 properties in the next 3 years and not sell stock or touch retirement?