It's agnostic, so if people liquidate that I would be a buyer.Most PE funds divested from their exposure to (public) small caps to gain some liquidity(see Genius Sports and Apax Partners). 

@NICHOLAS E.

Establish credit by opening a Business credit card linked to account or funded account and once you have the credit, and the first years 1099 or Schedule C & E I would see if you can go Non/QM 1 Year or straight Portfolio vested in the LLC.  

That will allow you to keep your low rate on $170k if you have a low rate, then have a line of credit that is only the size you need and easy to pay down.This approach keeps your $170k liquid, sets up a $0 balance HELOC for the additional principal you can get and you don't pay for the additional principal loan in the HELOC until you use it, and only for what you use.

It was one of my favorite investments of all time.

That now leaves 117k liquid. 

You can also upload the documents there (not over e-mail as you were saying).

So stocks are good but the issue is as you liquidate the asset depletes and till its eventually gone.

I would probably borrow a little more than $100-$150k if I could to keep more reserves.All I can do is mention my favorite fellow long-term operator and handyman in P-burgh @Jim K..

I want to know the comps, the liquidity checks out, the experience is there, there aren't any lates on mortgages as of recently and the project makes sense.