Hi Christina,I am the CFO for a Pinellas Property Management in TB FL and I use the following methods when verifying income for military personnel. 

After over a decade in asset management where I currently oversee a portfolio of more than 45,000 apartment units nationwide for a large Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac lender, I am finally ready to get into my first small multifamily buy and hold investment.

I purchased my first property couple months ago in Feb.  Have a good tenant.  My first property was turnkey, ready for rent. Should I wait until I have enough savings for a 20% down payment and do the same again?  I ...

I would suggest that you rent the property and consider using a property manager who can finance the improvements for you up front and be repaid out of the rent so you can have passive rental income over the long run. 

I own and manage a single-family home and a 4 plex in Metro Detroit.

I've also used GC's to complete full rehab jobs & depending on how much work a house needs and how comfortable I am with the rehab, often times I will sub out the work to different painters, handymen, electricians, plumbers, etc instead of using a GC.The more I do this the more comfortable I am managing the jobs myself and it often times saves me significant amounts of money on the rehab costs to just sub out the work vs using a GC for the full rehab.

Looking for help with general project management activities.

I was a property manager in Grand Rapids and managed almost 100 doors.

Instead use a free property management software to help you with the rent collection process.

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