Without any experience and a track record there's few lenders that will loan a person money, let alone release funds upfront and trust you, unless you have something to put up of equal value for security. 

Some of this information you may be able to prepare and send to the lender before you ever have a deal (i.e. resume/track record etc.).

If you want to fast track that process, you should buy as many owner occupied low money down multi family 2-4 units as possible - skip the single family.Just my two cents.

I would definitely not be comfortable if my other partners get to view my tax and other information.I have heard of a couple of times, it being requested and through lender SNAFU's, it didn't work out as planned.So Caveat emptor.

@Jamie Kammers The fact you have a set of goals puts you on the right track for investing.If possible, I'd refi and take the equity and place it in the next property. 

I've been keeping track over the last several weeks of what properties are coming up, where they are located, general condition, bed/bath count etc and the price they are renting for. 

The rent collection feature makes it hard to track when rent will be deposited (ACHs take 5 to 8 days) and the accounting/reporting system is not very useful.

I work out of Douglasville!

I heard that's easier for keeping track of expenses and income. 

I am trying to work out the timeline ...anyone know about the end to the CARES Act payments to individuals for rent ?