Alot of people are ok with making about 30k in that price range so its tight.I suggest running numbers with someone experienced and keep shopping lenders and contractors. 

We should connect and talk shop!

Or there are bank statement programs with ONLY ONE bank account for the past 23 months again you need reserves.There are three remaining wholesale shops.

Even if you aren't the one doing the work it's still going to be harder to shop around for contractors, manage the jobs, etc. 

I believe the Short Term Shop works in that area. :)

I didn't contact any agents until I was confident in my numbers and market research aka driving around, bicycling around, and window shopping :-)

Only 4% of Americans own 2 homes. 

@Matthew Banks  if you want to be a successful real estate investor, self-managing your own properties (for a while) will give you invaluable experience--and without that experience, it will be very difficult to become a successful real estate investor (with or without PMs).Think of it this way: trying to manage a PM (or team of PMs) without any property management experience is a bit like trying to manage a car repair shop with zero experience fixing cars, or trying to coach a team to an NBA championship with no basketball experience, or trying to manage a law firm with no legal experience. 

Purchase price: $1,625,000 Cash invested: $358,000 -17 Unit Mixed Used Multifamily Asset-15 Rental Apartments ranging from studios to 2 bedroom flats-2 Commercial Storefront both on mid term leases to 2026 (Flower shop & American Indian Cafe)Value add opportunity by raising rents over time with slight renovations.

First, I hope everyone had a safe time with friends and family, especially with this massive winter storm ripping through the U.S.I'm a multifamily buy-and-hold investor and up until now I've basically filled all the roles in my business myself--from SEO/marketing, meeting with sellers, GCing and DIYing my own projects (mostly cosmetic rehabs), to shopping insurance, etc.