@Arshiya Taami- thanks ...definitely get  fully pre approved for a  hypotehtical purchase price/ loan amount - this process is free  and  easy  and  it will allow you to  become educated and organized . 

This has been helpful for our customers that use 3rd party or manage in-house management teams with contractors.

As a result, I informed them in an email that only toilet paper is allowed in the system that any further instances of baby wipes or like products that become lodged in the impeller and create the need for a plumbing company to fix & dislodge will be billed back to the tenants.

As mentioned above their are pro's for having it managed as well and some companies may even allow you to maintain your reviews but not many do any more.

Or is that only allowed for first-time home buyers and/or non-investors?

Additionally not every deal will allow you to pull all of your capital out, you may need to flip some of the properties to fund your new purchases.

This will, when the entity is created and maintained properly, isolate the lawsuit to the LLC and not allow it to reach your own personal assets. 

You could get the license in under ninety days, and then affiliate with a firm that allows property management. 

But to @Scott E. point, yes it can be a conflict of interest for employment, and you must disclose it to each employer, and they must allow it. 

A customer complaint to the CSLB might just wake them up and generate some action.