Well, maybe In residential, SOME of the time.

I know there is other software out there that can be utilized as well but after research, I landed in Hemlane. 

I'm also open to other markets as well.

This really isn't a question of what's the "best" way to invest, it's more what works well for you, your resources and lifestyle. 

I'm both an investor as well and as an investor, i'm exclusively looking at 1 year and 3 year options for PPP.

I pledged the deed to a townhome I owned free and clear as well as the promissory note owed me on another property as additional collateral.

Do you have the skill set to do that?  

I will also be creating a property management company (based in NJ as well) to manage the LLC's property.

You now know your cash flow and what you can take out.Investors' problems sometimes include not budgeting correctly for repairs and maintenance and not factoring in a set amount that they will be contributing to their reserve account for CapEx (if you have CapEx repairs coming up sooner than later, put away more money into reserves now).To summarize, factor in all expenses and your monthly deposit into your reserve account before calculating your monthly cash flow.

Individually both buildings are worth well more than their purchase and investment price, and together they are even more valuable.