Besides your operating agreement needs this roles' breakdown anyway.

I want to get started the in the way I want to operate in the future, and I don't need more work to do anytime soon.

The building has been fully updated within the last 4 years, all new appliances in all kitchens (included). 

Opening up the entire floor-plan, adding a new roof, porch, deck, kitchen, appliances, and much more.

New ceiling in carportInspector suggested some vapor barrier in the crawlspace of one building.new railing on balconiessome new appliances and water heatersNew laundry machinesAt the end of the day, I am still learning, but I am struggling to see what to do to make this thing profitable. 

You and your wife could house hack, live in one unit and let the other tenants pay for your monthly mortgage and put some cash in your pocket.Even if you do choose to move away or renew your contract and PCS, you now have time to start finding a good property manager to handle the day to day operation of the property.

I met with an operator that has three 4 unit properties (fully rented) this morning.

I finally found a good one, he was small 2 person operator...so he didnt have a lot of overhead to "bloat" the price of the project.

We all must start somewhere and must prove our ability to operate in the space.

You mentioned on hand reserves and that is an additional amount that is also raised upfront. 3 months of projected operating expenses and debt payments is typical for stable properties.