They got some big name investors endorsing this but would like to hear from other's advice and experience. 

And is it common to have a personal endorsement in order to protect an LLC owner personally - especially if the owner will be actively involved in the remodeling process (LLC comprised of self & spouse with no employees - only independent contractors)?

I'm not using them as I'm targeting commercial, but I know folks who have and fully endorse them. https://spartaninvest.com/Originally posted by @Omer Zakai:Hi All,My name is Omer; I am a new out-of-state rental ( buy and hold investor) currently exploring investing in Birmingham, Alabama.I would love to get some information about areas to look into ( mostly C+/B areas) in Birmingham and surrounding areas, open to new construction. 

You want to find an experienced renovation lender that specializes in loans like the 203k.As mentioned above, HUD keeps record of every lender that endorses 203k loans each month.

There's possibly additional endorsements as well.

I am not a subscriber so I am not endorsing the product.  

I don't endorse any one education system, but for MHP investing, you can check out Frank and Dave's version http://www.mobilehomeuniversity.comEvery investor has different goals, so markets and asset classes will come down to what you are trying to accomplish and your time horizon.

That's probably the best endorsement I could give

Probably accounting is what I would most strongly endorse for a young guy with less than 2 years in the Air Force. 

As long as it meets their standards and the title company will endorse it, they should let you shop your own contractor.