The first 2 can be problematic depending on your area.Also, people who are not detail oriented and try to to self manage can struggle with S8 because there is more red tape and paperwork. 

It saved money, I didn't have to worry about it being dirty or getting a scratch while hauling tools or scraps around, and I wasn't flashing a "I'm rich" sign in front of tenants.I bought my very first new vehicle in late 2021 and am riding in style.

It’s definitely a project that’s for sure and you sound like you have skills to tackle 1/2 of the job on your own DIY style so that’s a great thing.

If a 3rd loan with FAM can't be saved, stuck with a simple title defect any investor oriented closer can insure around (missing satisfaction of mortgage on a house that was forclosed. 

Hi everyone, I'm running into an interesting situation and am not sure which path to take.I own both sides of a townhouse-style building.

A few days a week, I catch myself looking through the commercial forum for articles or posts of people making investments or asking questions on industrial/warehouse style buildings.

Every good investor-oriented agent should have a hot deals spreadsheet although they might not want to fess it up before they get a representation agreement. 

Penfed has a location on PR and may have a location close to you in FL. also look at the local Bank COOPs, they are helpful. outside of that you have the normal banks...oriental, Banco Popular, etc.. 

I have put in multiple bids on condo/ townhome style homes in the area (housing market here has gone crazy). 

I'd like to perform some BRRRR style cash purchases rinsing and repeating with a starting investment of $100k.