So any intervention would be seen as confiscatory.I could write on, but allow me to leave it here. 

But you also mention "Compare being able to write off the $370,000 today versus having to depreciate it over the life of the asset - 39 years - that’s quite a difference!"

Additionally, we work with partners that can write your letters for you and walk through the whole claims process and they’re only charging $1 for people affected by the hurricane."

Are there any lenders offering HELOCs for small business owners who primarily use bank statements to qualify, especially those with write-offs?

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!

Pay an attorney to write your operating agreement and then you can do the mechanics of the set up your state website as others have suggested.

Any thoughts on if this might be a smart decision or if I should just rent equipment and write-off the costs?

No one is covered here even though the insurance company will write the policy and take the premium.

Follow-up with a letter informing them of the same so they have it in writing.

Then after doing that for a while, I raised the fee to $10,000 with the ability to earn back $5000 of the coaching program if they completed all of the homework assignments.Coaching real estate has just been a side gig that I’ve done for the last couple of years and I’ve had anywhere between one and five coaching students at a time, but I’ve helped over a dozen people increase the net worth substantially during the year that I coached themSo here’s the question: One of my mentors recently shared with me that I am selling myself short as a coach and that in addition to charging the upfront fee, I should also write into the coaching agreement that I get an equity steak in the deals that I help my coaching students get during the year that I coach them.