If that is variable state to state or institution to institution, then it may be worth seeking another mortgage guy to investigate cash out refinance options.

If you want to get things going, you need to look at private institutional money.

Speaking of your speed bump, there are a couple podcasts of people who discovered they wanted to be an REI after they have already purchased a SFH, but it's honestly not too much of a speed bump.

But a community bank is your best bet, your larger institutions will need atleast 250 members.

We take him to the basement and we discover we need a foundation all replaced.

I discovered some free real estate audio books on YouTube.

You have to read the entire decision to discover this.

I am looking for recommendations for institutions that provide scattered site financing for the Milwaukee area.

I know because I bought a house a few years ago where I discovered work had been done without permits and made an issue out of it, but I think because it was a single family and not a landlord, they let the sellers get permits retroactively so that made everyone happy.

However, this option also requires that they share their candy with other children who knock on the door and they will soon discover a rapidly diminishing supply of sugary sweets in their bucket.