I understand that most banks like to use this formula: (Value of home - amount owed) .8I have enough equity in the home to where 80% of the difference in value minus balance is sufficient to fund my construction project. 

If your primary still has sufficient equity, why not take an additional loan on it? 

I visited sites similar to this, but didn't find information to be sufficient enough.  

The climate is rapidly changing, full time agents are becoming more and more self sufficient, however, very relying on technology.  

And if you have sufficient cash flow, reserves etc. by definition you aren't over-leveraged for most circumstances. 

Most have a daily limit of $500 or so.On the receiving side, the biggest challenge you'll have - depending on the amount of money involved - is finding an agency that has sufficient cash on hand to pay it out. 

Those requirements are: Reserves savings over 10%, No litigation, no one party owns more than 10% of the total units, low renter and high owner concentration, and sufficient insurance.

I could take on this project (actually sounds like a fun one), but I have no idea how you would estimate the property values and rent sufficiently for the analysis to be meaningful. 

I would get all common areas taken care of as well, but would just doing common areas and their unit be sufficient enough legally?

They found a sufficient quantity of meth to qualify as intent to distribute, plus clothes, lottery tickets, soap, shampoo and other personal items.