I currently own 3 properties and I am quickly realizing that I don't have the proper systems in place to keep track of who owns what with regards to cash flow and revenues.

If the property is self managed, lease up/tenant turn is the biggest pain point, so you may get a more open owner when they are frustrated with responding to potential tenants, showing the apartment, etc.

Raising capital is the biggest hurdle for most people, when it comes to scaling. 

@Jaysen Medhurst Maybe I need to change my mindset a little on how much I can find a single family home for.I’ll have to see what is available, my biggest concern I think is the houses around here going for under $100k or even under $150k I’m not sure rent for much more than the single bedroom condos.

House hacking is one of the biggest cheat codes available to the average American today. 

After owning a primary house for a long period of time I have come to the conclusion that home ownership is the biggest liability for the average american they will encounter in their lifetime.

I'm not saying you did wrong by forming the entity structure but make sure you're focusing on the things that are going to create revenue and value. 

That's capital intensive and will cost you at least $20,000 per home when you take into account the house, the move, the set, and the renovations.Then comes the biggest problem.

The biggest concern a lot of people have is over paying.

The biggest issues are inflated ARVs and inaccurate rehab estimates (way lower than they ought to be).