That doesn't seem like it would be your responsibility.I personally really like Bank of America for a lot of reasons, but paper checks are always slow.

There are some requirements with my account on the ability to withdraw regarding how much you can withdraw at once and how frequently you can withdraw.

We've had a slow start, but are hopeful for improvement over this coming summer.

Tenant keeps a bank account and credit card on file with Obligo, and they authorize Obligo to withdraw money up to a certain dollar amount.

Not to say you can't make it work, there's definitely opportunity... but I would take it slow, utilize this platform and those who've already generously reached out to you to help, and know your numbers. 

When the market slows enough, people will start to sell off, which will drive down prices, which will reduce equity, will will drive people to sell off, which . . . you get the idea.I'm just a nobody with an opinion, and I've been wrong at least twice in my life. ;)

Consider me your big brother and I'm telling you with sincerity that you need to slow down.

The appraisal with an accurate SOW gives both lender and borrower a chance to withdraw from the project if the appraised ARV is not where it needs to be.You should also put the SOW on the lender's template to help with underwriting and later draw requests so there is less to interpret/guess.

They slow with stuff, I mean, I have a day job so could be difficult. 

I'm looking in Everett, Edmonds, Lynnwood, Mt Lake Terrace for those (Everett has already adopted new rules pertaining to the bill, the others are slow rolling a bit and most brokers don't know yet how it will impact value).