I'm the opposite....I jut plow ahead and get myself into trouble :-)My business strategy is 'paint yourself into a corner and figure a way out'.

In Tampa it's common to find an entrepreneur that is running there own business and this allows me to verify how much cash they have on hand and assists me in calculating their debt to income ratio.3.

And being a HML is a business venture!

Thanks for your reply mate,Nobody is telling the little guy not to invest.I stressed what I think is a safer way of investing.If our turnkey model allowed leverage, we would have 10xed our business since 2014.I just don't believe in the model and me saying "all cash" is definitely not benefiting my company...To your example, the investor uses $100,000 to buy 4 properties at 90% LTV and a black swan event like Covid or interest rate hike happens and 3 go vacant and 2 need major turns.Then what?

I have been reinvesting my capital back into my business and acquiring more land.My next goal is to expand into multifamily development and secure additional land.

Most brokers go to Spring EQ or Figure, but i'm sure there are some more aggressive banks or credit unions out there, or perhaps an 'online' bank.

@Madison Clark Many investors in the business use Rent Manager for their management program.

Question for any Commercial Property Managers:What software works best for allowing tenants to pay rent online and keep track of invoices and maintenance request?

I'm looking for possibly an internship or an employment opportunity, I'm knew to the business however I am quite informed I just need a little direction.

I wanted to know what some of you guys did to set up an LLC to get that maximum amount of funding using business credit cards?