(Also, I read Rich Dad, Poor Dad this year and liked it enough to buy the board game.)So, full disclosure I am a real estate agent that services Denver and Colorado Springs.

If you are serious, get a local architect on board.

These are often called portfolio lenders because they keep their deals in-house and only have to get it to pass muster with the bank's board of directors (BOD), or some long-term, trusted loan officers have a limit up to which they can approve loans without consulting the BOD. 

The Franchise Tax Board takes a very broad opinion of what constitutes "doing business" in California and it's likely that if you are living in California and managing the entity, even if it is organized in a different state, you may still be subject to CA tax laws and likely have to pay the $800 minimum tax. 

I should've mentioned....if you wanna know more.... please PM me.I'm probably gonna get crucified here on this board for talking about this ... soooo... ;)

The February 2018 Central Texas Housing Market Report is out from the Austin Board of REALTORS®.

@Deren Huang Honestly, we just boarded up the inside of the problem doors for now. 

Or do you put in cheap windows and just run around and board up the windows prior to a storm?

Also don't forget the Board dues, MLS dues, continuing education hours and fees.  

I would board the loan with a servicer immediately if there is a borrower, If there is no borrower then you do NOT need to board the loan.