I'm personally comfortable keeping them at 70-75% leverage, so if the market tanks and loses 30% I'm still able to sell the property.

Her and I have always agreed that we would both invest our excess money as we each saw fit.

If you don't operate your LLC properly, you could lose all the benefits it provides.I own 20 units in my personal name.

Renters are screened by the government and lose their section 8 status if they tear up properties and they don't want to lose the benefit of the government paying most or all of their rent. 

Not all investors brrr their primary residence to avoid losing it. 

The home will suffer excess wear-and-tear from eight adults.

I’ve been very happy with my successes, and I’ve been able to accept my failures with calm and been able to limit the damage to where the few loses didn’t have a majority pact on my net worth.  

You have nothing to lose by calling a professional.

You will lose money on this (hopefully you have the minimal resources for it not to bankrupt you) and for the rest of your life you'll tell anyone who listens that real estate is just a bad, bad, bad investment strategy.You jumped into a very tight, very difficult, very high-risk niche specialty without studying it carefully, without having worked with a more experienced investor, without a network and a team in place, without giving yourself a real chance to go through the learning curve.

While they can be quite loyal, they are usually not easily trained and tend to lose focus if a threat draws their attention.