That's why so many REALTORS will share it via a DM instead of posting it publicly.

Hi All,I just got my first-ever tenant moved in this past Saturday and all was going smoothly until she called to set up her electric. She was told by our local power company, PPL, that our meter base needed to be upg...

I'm grateful for any insights that can help me make a well-informed decision about this potential investment.Thank you in advance for your time and contributions to the discussion.Property Key Features:NO HOA 11%-14% ROI (via Airbnb) Class B+/A+ Lakefront Sits on a double lot Immense appreciation growth expected in next 5 years. 

Provide a signed copy of the NoteThe investor should be identified as follows:For all investments: Client First Name Last Name>, legal owner via non-trust custodial IRA with AETBe sure to indicate % of ownership on title for multiple investorsSigning of documents:On a go-forward basis we will no longer sign documents.Due to the titling change, the account holder will be the only one that can sign the documents (with the new vesting)Excluded States:Because of a variety of issues we have encountered with the following locations we will no longer accept IRA investing real estate transactions in the following areas: The State of Maryland, The State of South Carolina, The State of New York, Cook County, Chicago, Illinois, The State of Georgia, The State of Florida.

However, if you used cash from your HELOC and the property is in your individual name, transferring it to your LLC via quitclaim should pose no issue.

All four units are occupied and the tenants are currently paying their rent via cash in person.

Essentially I am finding and procuring the land/lot via traditional financing and funding everything through the development phase until we get to Construction Loan. 

.- thanks   1) on the  1st mtg  refinance proposal at 4.1%  -  sounds like they are  offering you the  higher note  rate  so they can  absorb  some of the closing costs .....make sure you get a loan estimate and  review the details about them picking up all costs  ( titel / escrow / recording /  credit  etc ...)    2)  also  check the  index / margin and  caps   on the new  loan  offer   and  compare these to the  present loan  details  ...if you  keep this loan past the   rate/ payment  adjustment  period - you want to make sure  you  are aware of  how the ARM  can  change   3) the offer  to  do  " free  "  refinances in the  future  is  no  big deal  beacuse  any lender  can offer this  via  a higher rate  to  absorb  all costs 

From the above, I assume this is a lot in an established subdivision or a lot within a town's jurisdictional boundary.

I think it would be worthwhile for you to chat with your local TD branch about the ability to get a USA mortgage via TD Bank in the USA.