You need an experienced eviction attorney. watch how he does it.

Quote from @Shango Collier: When purchasing through SDIRA for a rental property would you also have to seek out commercial lending since you (yourself) can not personally guarantee it? 

Any interest in doing construction?

Can't do any of the things they promise in the pre approval. 

Or, if you put several Class D tenants in a Class A four-plex, what do you think will happen to the property?

By proactively planning how your investments are taxed, you can significantly reduce your overall tax burden and position yourself for greater financial flexibility.Equally important is establishing a strong asset protection plan.

Here are a few things you should not do if getting started -Do not start out of state it looks tempting because of the numbers, but ripping off out of towners is a cottage industry in most towns-Do not buy a property with 3.5% down, thats typically for owner occupied deals and it makes properties very hard to cashflow because you have no equity -Do not listen to anyone from outside of New Jersey, they won't understand the market here because to be honest, it makes no sense lol.Try this instead:- Pick a single strategy you wish to employ and go deep become well versed in it and then start to seek real world knowledge from people in the business-Get really good at underwriting the types of deals you're looking for until you can do it almost like a reflex-Keep saving $$-have your JV partner master funding creative finance and deal structures then teach each other what you learned -come back in 6 months or so and you'll be in a much better place

But if not, my way of currently doing it may not yield me enough returns to continually do it.

I liked the honesty, it was a reminder to slow down, explain more, and prioritize clarity.If you were the seller, would you have said it?

When it comes to financing multifamily, your experience, financials, and team all factor into the approval, not just the property itself.