Hi Peter,I haven't researched this type of package as I'm solely an STR operator, but search for a site called Capterra on the web. 

Run the numbers on the deal and create a package where you make a small fee for bringing the deal plus get 10% of the deal forever. 

So unless you're trying to buy the whole package of leasing & full service PM you'll want to proceed with caution.

However, this is not always the case as I have seen instances of LLCs acquiring commercial loans on sets of single family rentals between 2-4 units purchased as a package on one contract.My best advice would be to talk to your preferred lender if you have one and see what they can do, or to call around to several banks and see what options are available to you.

Hey Mike,More than anything just like a guide to common terminology, common things you encounter during a remodel, and common prices for each type of job.

You have absolutely no cushion.Third, adding more properties would be like cutting your wrist.Fourth, and this is what I would do, since all of the above is true, and you have 40% equity in your total package, I would take advantage of the great cash flow...and sell them all to investors. 

The Fed accomplished this by buying an enormous amount of treasury bonds, driving down yields, and corporations chased those yields by issuing huge amounts of their own bonds, packaged them as corporate backed securites, and then pumped that borrowed money into their own stocks.

You need a way to get all of them in one loan package to minimize fees Also, i would not recommend a line of credit.

We encounter this situation from time to time and we just explain to the potential tenant that we will more heavily weight their credit when considering their application and that we will need to see bank statements from wherever their money will be coming from to pay for their expenses. 

We found someone who wishes to sell a package deal of two nearly identical duplexes.