It can combine and report business, rental, and personal info.

Chase didn’t forgive my second mortgage, so they combined my first and second, and modified my loan for 40 yrs.

To me it is the right combination of maximizing commissions but also getting exactly the tools, training, and support I need. 

Vinly flooring, black appliances, fully furnished, washer dryer in each unit, and Gigabit internet are all items needed. 

That, combined with the ever increasing burden of monthly rent has led me to Bigger Pockets.

Repairs and CapEx should be closer to 15% combined (I understand this was just renovated a few years ago, but you're planning for averages over a long-term hold).

Added new washer and dryer.

You can't provide any service to your SDIRA - so you can't swing a hammer, pick up a paintbrush, let a contractor use your power washer, or anything like that. 

I think it’s a combination of jump in and learn things by trial and error, checking YouTube if you need help, and being around people doing it.  

That would probably be the best wait case for me but I spoke with one commercial lender before I made the purchase and he said they would do a combination approach so they would be looking at some more buildings was my understanding