As for work completed, when I had a friend get caught doing work without a permit, he didn't have to pull everything out, but had to pull out pieces to allow inspector to verify work.  

Any time you sell a piece of investment real estate you do a 1031 exchange which lets you use the gain for your benefit.  

What exactly are you trying to offer or promote in your post?  

Tenant screening is a challenging, but critical piece to being a successful landlord / investor.

But the other piece of this is the loan amount is really small.  

This is the least likely thing for people to publish on BP, as finding them is key to the business and promoting them on here will inundate them with calls. 

The information you get from the internet are pieces here and there, with no continuity between each piece. 

My best piece of advice is to educate yourself first, talk with a lot of sponsors, and underwrite a lot of deals.

I forget which episode of the podcast it was on but someone mentioned that they had ID badges made for their apartment complex and went around to local businesses to see what types of discounts or promotions they could offer their tenants when they showed their ID badge at checkout.

Break the job into pieces and pay them after each is completed.