So there is such a variability in what data is available it's very hard to extract any meaningful data.I am not aware of any other online sources better suited, however.

I had to wait 90 days until after that cash extraction so the funding source wasn't in the record period my bank was looking at (and hence, question and deny the loan originally). 

Then you need to extract that education from the transaction and be realistic.

Originally solar got it's start as a solution for unmanned remote oil extraction facilities, it's not as black and white politically as you might think.

@Vincent Herrera I agree with John that it sounds like you would do best to extract the equity out and put it into a better deal.

Earlier this month (February 2018), my company closed on a 400+ unit apartment community, which put our portfolio at over $510,000,000 worth of apartment communities across nearly 6,000 units.After closing on each deal, I like to reflect and extract any new lessons I’ve learned from the process.

I would have cookies or vanilla extract that would perfume the area.

My first step was to extract all of the properties in one city then to only target properties from 2018.

Lot's of sellers pushing junk pro-forma's and saying value add rents could go up 100 more per door but 90% of the value is already extracted and that last 100 is the hardest to make happen.

.- VA can cash out to 100%  so if you have lower appraisal values this can help you exit the HML loan and extract more equity out of the house hack property, while if you had used conventional or FHA refinance you may have been severely limited value wise (appraisal risk).- VA allows for much higher DTI or debt to income - VA can be much more lenient on credit scores and VA underwriters are encouraged to help work with borrowers to help them qualify (this encouragement is not present on conventional or FHA)Hopefully that helped, let me know if you had other questions.