Yes this is a Refi on a commercial property with additional large cash out included for sole purpose of reinvesting into another property, as well as a large operating line of credit in addition to the Refi is included.

Actually sit down and evaluate deals in those markets to see if they line up to your desired metrics.

Sometimes, a deal looks great on paper for a flip, but as you dig deeper, you realize the numbers might not line up as expected.

This log should include:•The date of activity•The property worked on•Specific activities performedExamples of activities that typically count include approving tenants, setting lease terms, handling repairs, and other hands-on operational tasks directly related to managing the property.

I  started keeping an event journal to remind me of issues or unique incidents that impact the income/occupancy of each property, including maintenance block-offs. 

Syndicators can negotiate terms and rates that are impossible otherwise, including on portfolio terms as in that banking entity is holding/servicing the financing themselves, on there books, not originating and selling it off. 

However, fees can be high, including asset-based and transaction charges, and strict IRS rules require careful management to avoid penalties.

It all has to line up. 

Tracy is technically Central Valley but unofficially included as the Bay Area. 

Many kinds of civil cases cannot include lawyer's fees and in your state that apparently includes this type.