MF lenders will require you guarantee the loan personally and will likely require you to take title to the apartment building into an LLC or corporation.Also, with larger apartment buildings, and say you need to raise capital (through syndication), having an LLC/corporation is again, better.

These are older homes, requiring larger rehabs and more risk.

Depending on what you’re looking for you may find some of the large brokerages a good fit...they’re certainly larger but with that comes established programs you sit in on and learn the business of real estate, not just filling out a contract. 

I also feel there is upside in sharing my experiences with a larger audience.

We are an affiliate organization with the larger Grand Rapids RPOA.

My Realtor connected me with the contractor as well, who has been great so far.I'm looking at doing another BRRRR soon, but we're looking at $7,500 - $10,000 properties to allow for room with a larger rehab budget ($50K - $60K). 

In Ca (my market), all larger cost items require a license.Can anyone at the local REI Meet Ups provide a reference? 

So, if you roll all $100k into your 401(k) you can take out a $50,000 loan from the plan.If you're are charitable, you can make a larger charitable gift (to a qualified charity or Donor Advised Fund) in the same year you do a Roth conversion to cancel out some of the tax burden or just keep you in a lower bracket.

This is such an inspiration for people like myself who have done a couple of small deals but looking to do larger deals in the future.

But the question is, "what is your larger goal?"