@Kevin Romines    I think another point going to commercial loans is that residential loans LTV is up to 75%, but commercial loans can be more flexible? 

Demand just isn't the same, although I'm optimistic about the spring which is our busiest time for rentals.As for tips so far, I've been telling people to 1) be flexible about deposits 2) be flexible about paying broker fees 3) consider incentives to keep good tenants 4) pay close attention to your competition's pricing and 5) team with agents to collect good marketing material for your apartments whenever you can. 

My schedule is super flexible (I can choose to work full time to two shifts a month or be off for 10 weeks in a row if I give a heads up).  

Typically smaller local lenders will have more flexibility, which may help with your first few deals.

I am planning on keeping my W-2 job for the time being as I have a pretty flexible schedule, but I will keep that in mind when I am finally ready to leave my position. 

Since renovating the 2nd floor, we use it flexibly as an Airbnb and for family and friends.

House hack definitely to start and learn to take advantage of the flexibility of RN life to do big things in real estate. 

flexible move schedule?

(if they only require 15% down on a single family home that is usually a good sign that you are working with a flexible lender) How many loans can I have with you?

Flexibility?