I provide/manage the funding, books, oversee the budget and manage cash flow.We do divide the the responsibility of finding deals and of course, we both have to agree on the numbers before we make a move.  

You want to be sure they have dealt with investors’ money before and been able to provide them with returns.

Based on the information that you have provided.

Additionally, townhomes appreciate much slower than detached single family homes tend to.My personal advice would be to sell this property and then 1031 either into a better property near you that is low maintenance, or (probably better for you) invest the capital into a syndication or partnering with an active investor where you should get returns better than the stock market. 

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

It's also included in the Rental Qualification Criteria given to applicants.]I provide approved tenants with the utility company information (name, phone #, website, etc.), as well as a link to https://www.fayetteville-ar.gov/4052/My-Fayetteville-Service...

Noelle,I am a NJ landlord/tenant attorney, and based on the information provided, it seems that moving forward on both grounds for eviction, non-payment of rent, and owner-occupied would be the appropriate move.

The way I understand it, you can own another home and still qualify for Fannie Mae's 5% down payment option for multifamily properties, provided you meet certain conditions.

While a title company might provide a note and mortgage, it will not prepare a complete, bulletproof loan package.Our package comprises over 20 loan documents including a note, deed of trust, personal guarantee, lender’s instructions, business purpose loan certification, entity certification, various federal and state compliance disclosures, and more.

Our ultimate goal is to invest in rental properties, which will not only secure our financial future but also provide a stable foundation for our children.