I've managed to save up $10k, but with those pesky doctor bills eating away at it, it's looking more like $8k.

I read in Brandon Turner's Managing Rental Properties that most banks do not loan on properties owned by LLCs. 

Out of the eight units I own and manage, I have had countless tenants choose our properties due to in-unit washer/dryer.

I didn't have the time to fix and flip, or buy one single family home per year, and try to manage it.Two big differences between SFH and Multifamily.

It's important to take your time with tenant screening and be prepared to manage the property yourself.

For 15 years you manage to save up $20k per year and you have the missing $300k to pay $400k in cash.

I thought it was incredibly hypocritical when I worked for a bank and got those requests from "risk management".

In choppy markets, being a hard money lender allows you to capitalize on opportunities without directly owning and managing properties.

Most stay, they're still below market rents.Our maintenance management system has a ticket that either gets satisfied or generates follow up visits to inquire about the lease anytime they're at the property on other business.

If so, how did you learn to manage your rentals well?