@James Luciano Seems like the next best bet is to use the Philadelphia vital records department site.

The only real savings I've found so far is to have the fannie servicer buy the loan docs and do a mortgage modification to save on doc stamps (in Florida) at loan closing, but otherwise I'm just absorbing those costs from the construction loan.  

Turners book on rental properties, or David's long distance investing and BRRRR books.Chris Voss - never split the difference - for negotiations and also just an interesting storyTraction - was a good book for understanding business systems and their vital role in making things easierHave you ever read Freakonomics?

It has been a functioning ADU for 6 years and there were no modifications to the exterior and only a gas line added for a stove and dry walling up and doorway in the interior.

Screen Resident Thoroughly:Placing the right residents can be vital to your success as a real estate investor and can help you reduce unexpected vacancies.

I really want to use the BRRRR strategy, so picking the right property is vital. 

In my case, they covered the cost of certain equipment/systems if they fail. however the existing equipment is all that is covered - instillation &"modifications" and Upgrades were out of pocket.

I think along with the software and tools themselves, it is extremely important to have good customer service at all times - this is often forgotten in the digital age, so remembering that aspect is vital.

Finding your team is vital, and I can always help with some recommendations when needed.

It seems vital to ensure it was properly originated.