I personally like the idea of ownership of properties and long term holds.

Some states require that property management must be done under the supervision of a licensed real estate broker unless the manager has ownership in the property. 

We upgraded and the app didn't transfer to new phone and it's telling me in App Store it's no longer available. 

I rented out the in-law suite to a friend during my whole ownership which paid 75 percent of my mortgage.

Would my best strategy be to obtain financing personally and eventually transfer title of my soon to be acquired multi family to the LLC or 2. 

The property was rented (no previous lease and no security deposit transferred) for $600 a month.

If you want to preserve your conventional conforming loans for other transactions, I would suggest (if you've not already) forming an LLC, transferring ownership to the LLC, sign for the new commercial blanket mortgage as a member of the LLC. 

Whenever an opportunity arises, we simply write a check or ACH transfer out and put that equity to work.

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊

Even since my first car I've discovered that if you buy "the right car" you can buy a really fun sports car and have a lower cost of ownership than a brand new civic, and in some cases even make money to own the car.