You will certainly need to find a way to raise some of your own capital to put into the deal so I suggest saving, cutting your living costs and perhaps getting a side hustle or second job to pack away cash.

I made a test payment on the GA DOL website to see if I can get a linked receipt, but the email receipt is just a generic email- it doesn’t tie the payment to my llc or lien number.A side vent: I’m refinancing with Finance of America, with whom I’ve closed over half a dozen refis in four years without much trouble.

I bought it when I first started out, and it gave me a great framework of forms, procedures, etc to make it feel like I was running a business and not running around like a chicken with my head cut off (you still will, but you'll look better doing it!).

For a property to generate a decent cash flow you would have to put down about 30-40% of the purchase price which means you would tie that money up for years (opportunity cost).

I didn't want to be tied to my laptop nor carry my laptop around everywhere I go.You can pay for it annually at a discount. 

My LTRs - cut the grass in the summers and make sure HVAC filters are getting changed out.

cut the cord and move on.

It is a 6-plex but with the existing building size, I could easily add 2 units, but cutting the size of the larger units. 

My biggest problem currently is getting all of my financials in order with cutting cost and minimizing debt which I know over time I will reach my goal as long as I stick to my plan and keep saving, maybe even getting an additional part time job just to introduce a little more into my savings.

Your tenants likely continued to work with no pay cut and received a couple stimulus checks that puts them ahead of the game.