I don't think they can do a transfer for him unless it is a joint account or the bank essentially lets them because they have shown a POA.

We don’t touch electrical, HVAC and plumbing projects, we don’t build new structures, but we can do quite a lot on our own; including tile work, drywall work, flooring, kitchen, any finish work essentially.

Essentially I just want to remotely monitor the main water meter to detect when I have a leak in the building (so that I can fix it right away) and not have to find out on my bill at the end of the month.

Do you think at 7% DSCR it is even worth it, considering the fourplex will essentially just pay off its own mortgage + taxes and not have any leftover?  

So construction only lasts for 5 years, after that its just a refi every year which will produce an essentially tax free income of 100-120k per year.

Year 1 is going to be tough to cash flow, but the population has essentially doubled in Fort Bend County in the last 10-12 years.

Finally he does wire me a payment but there is no accounting of which notes it is for, what is principle, what is interest, or anything like that so I start asking for that info.

They're facing pressure from all sides due to inflation, especially in essentials like food, housing, and auto insurance.What can we do to assist?

Sounds like you're essentially renting to a roommate with a few more bells and whistles than room-shares typically receive. 

If that is the best return you can get on $100K, then do so.You do a little worse because you end up with less principle paydown when recasting (the opposite is true if you are simply prepaying.