I have 2 separate tenants each with their own unique requests. 

Hi @Kyu Kim, I've done this before and the best part of it (in my view) is you can lock in low rate 30-year fixed residential financing on each of them separately while still having a larger complex. 

I just closed on two single family houses (They are next door to each other but separate properties) in south Florida.

Also, if you recently bought it in poor condition, point out why it sold for so cheap when you bought it. you may want to summarize your main points separately and briefly.

If you are liking it then talk to your investor about buying a separate property with commercial financing. 

We have followed the BRRRR method throughout, and always refi'd into the 30-year FNMA/FHLMC backed products; always in separate names to allow my wife and me to maximize that cheap money (you can each do 10 loans). 

I have a license through the county, but now each individual community is pursuing their own regulations, including implementing a separate license for each community.

Multi units are still being built but they're worth more separately as multi pieces in condos sales rather than one entire building for one price.

Sometimes my emotions get the best of me.

I am looking for a small business attorney that work with me to separate the construction/remodel side from the property management side.