If you want to get to the point where you can consistently draw an income from them, unless you have significant reserves set aside, I would recommend no more than $50/month with the rest going to reserves until you have a minimum of $10,000/per door set aside.  

No more Good Faith Estimate. 

Part of the reason I suggested a bunch of small notes is it seems to me you want to avoid 2 very common mistakes:One is partnering with a syndicator you do not know well (or one you know socially but do not have business experience with) with any large part of your portfolio-- in the current case I'd say ideally no more than $50,000 but you may not be able to buy in for less than $100,000.

In this market we would lend to no more than 50% of REAL value.

You'd have some coordination to do if you have a buyer with contingencies, but their contingencies should be no more than what the seller would normally have to give if they found another buyer.

The lawyer strongly suggested I hold no more than two properties in each LLC.

Hi Kim Meredith Hampton The applicant who submitted application does not meet my requirements.I clearly stated small dog no more than 20lbs.

Should be no more than 14-21 days.

Here in NYC where I am, the utilities check the C/O, and each unit on the C/O is entitled to only one meter, and no more.

Stick with the formula of PP + Repairs should be no more than 70% of ARV.