RUN THOSE NUMBERS, and don't fudge them just because you get emotional over wanting the property.That being said, the whole managing closing on three properties, that one is all up to your multi-tasking skills, organization, and processes. 

I think some people are unrealistic and emotionally attached.

Use logic and focus on the numbers and take the emotions out of your decisions, it will be hard but it will really help you reach your goals.

The emotional detachment part is no big deal, I think I always saw it as a stepping stone anyways. 

I have seen many clients try to repurpose a primary as a rental because of either an emotional tie to the property or the idea that landlording is easy.

Fine tuning your emotional intelligence is helpful in negotiations. 

Account ClosedFreehold is a type of real estate ownership whereby the owner of the assets owns it fully until he sells it on.it is different from leasehold whereby the ownership is temporary and ultimately the ownership of the asset will revert to the person who granted the lease.If you are familiar with car leasing, a good analogy would be think to of free-holding as owning your car and lease-holding as leasing your car.  

You should match the Loan type with the use of funds.Lines of Credit are really useful for short-term/temporary needs.

I have to admit that it's more "Real Estate" and emotionally driven, but what would you suggest if you're looking to live in a specific location and invest in a multi-family property at the same time?

Don't get too emotionally involved, pick some targets, and stick to them.