Even if you are self managing you should run the numbers with a minimum 10% property management expense.

Multis are incredibly rare with incredibly high demand, you just won't get an offer accepted being at that bog of a competitive disadvantage.Also with FHA, you wont find a 4 unit in the area that meets the FHA self sufficiency test if you use a low down payment on it.

Super easy to self-manage.

I am interested in building self storage units on my property.

I’m confident in my ability to analyze properties, I’ve run the numbers on nearly 100 properties I would bet.

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I currently have 2 units that I got through brute force and self financing.

Are you confident that the sales price the seller is asking is inline with what is selling in the market?

As for self managing, see if you can find a local land lord group.

I have very good credit and decent W2 income so I am confident I can get loans on 2 properties within 6 months of each other, but if you think or have seen otherwise, let me know!