Ambitious, self-starters that will put it down and amaze you, and likely leave you at some point because they are ambitious;2.

All things you do must be lawful and not from your personal self.

It can be considered a self-help eviction and is prohibited.

Hi folksI'm interested in pursing REI opportunities in small multifamily, but recently switched from W2 employment to self-employment. 

Assuming you can get your passive income into the S Corp to pay you the salary, it’s a personal decision if it’s worth paying your marginal tax rate so that you can sock money away into a solo 401k...For a single self employed solo 401k, you do the full $59k (whatever the current limit is), but the employer contribution side is more like 20% (honestly, not sure if applicable for S Corp status).

I learned how to self-manage out of state while also being full-time Active Duty Air Force and the seller is looking at selling me more properties all with owner financing (Win!)  

While many people describe me as a "hustler" and I self-identified as one for years, now I get the shivers when I hear the word. 

This needs to be there during the analysis phase, even if you plan on self managing because the numbers on a deal change dramatically over the ~$160/month management fee. 

I have an RV Park that is attached to one of the self storage facilities and that is one reason I like it so much is there is income coming in throughout the month.It would seem to me also by billing on the anniversary date would increase the speed of cash into the busienss, since you would be billing for a full month rent when a new unit is rented instead of prorating it.

Do you self-manage from OOS, or have you found a good PM company you trust?