If you buy w/ a loan (like you did) then you are limited to UP TO 80% of the purchase price.

In all circumstances that qualify, the application for the new FHA loan is processed on a case-by-case basis, so a borrower will need to work with his or her participating FHA lender to see what is possible.

4 conventional loans shouldn’t be an issue....the limit is 10....unless your bank has a funky overlay.

Splits 70/30 very common for experienced operators and I see clubs / newbies going 80/20 or 75/25 to just get some experience going and attract investors in w/higher potential returns for the limited partner. 

It may not apply to every deal but still really good information to know:  FHFA Announces Maximum Conforming Loan Limits for 2018

Just want to make sure I am on the same page...Keep in mind when thinking about property managers, they have overhead of conducting business, including employee wages and benefits, hardware and software costs, utilities and rent for their office location, insurance costs, licensing costs for their employees plus the time and effort put into maintaining compliance with applicable laws regarding third party management of real estate assets.

Seller Disclosure form P&S Agreement (contract) Sub To Addendum Seller Disclosure Addendum Sellers Disclosure (Trec) Authorization to release Loan information Homeowners Cancellation Form Notification to Lender of Change of Address of Borrower Limited Power of Attorney Special Durable P of A for Real Estate Transactions Affidavit of Marital Status General Warranty Deed Subject To Existing Mortgage"links suggestions and feedback is appreciated. 

Maybe needed for a loan application or other legit reason.

I read somewhere that a person can have 4 mortgages at a time as the max limit, is it true?

I would love some insight from existing investors on what I can do to limit any mistakes I may be prone to making in the next few months.