I would stick with individuals at those lower price points. 

Absence fraud, the success of the limitation will often depend on action which regard the entity as separate from the individual and other entities; separate bank accounts, attention to organizational structure, filing of entity documents, non commingling of funds, etc.  

While this approach ensures more reliable tenants, it also limits the pool of prospective renters, making it challenging for individuals with less conventional financial profiles to secure housing.Given these challenges, I have decided to exit the Ontario rental market.

NMLS Consumer Access is a fully searchable website that allows the public to view information concerning state-licensed companies, branches, and individuals licensed and registered through NMLS.

They typically don’t go above 50% ltv and usually pay cash for the properties.The only people who would do this is private individuals with deep pockets.

I would not invest in real estate with a retirement account.Its too much of a headache and likely not that much better as an investment alternative within a retirement account1) Real Estate provides tax benefits for individuals who own them.

Since you're an individual, mainly whether or not the 4plex was built in the last 15 years.Assuming the tenants have occupied their units for over a year you'll want to give a 60 day notice.Alternative route?

In order to avoid wasting time on a bunch of individual showings with unqualified applicants, perhaps consider doing what I do and host “open house” style showing windows. 

Would love to network and build relationships with like minded individuals. 

I don't have individual accounts per property or per door.