Sorry man, this lacks any foundation for a sound REI endorsement IMO.Don't blow smoke if you want any credibility.

@Nate Hananger I do know that Chase and Fifth Third Bank honor this process (as a business owner the process of endorsing the check and depositing it into your business account.) 

Just tell them you left your wallet or purse at home.I had a woman call me yesterday for my endorsement of a guru program that was sent to her....I know the people but I never endorsed them or their bootcamp.

Originally posted by @Michael Plaks:@David Chriswick - there're several threads on BiggerPockets discussing Anderson - just do a search.And your neighbor @Steven Hamilton II is probably a better choice if you're looking for a REI tax planning specialistThanks - already set up a call with Steven. good to see another endorsement for him. tnx 

That may not sound like a ringing endorsement....but nothing being bad about them is a lot better than most of the lenders my clients choose.

May cost $50 if you do not have a particular endorsement on your policy.2) require all the subs of the project to add both of your LLC's as additional insureds on their policies.3) get a good subcontractor agreement in place.  

All please note that Aj does get paid to endorse Roofstock...he should disclose this.https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

I would endorse him as well ...

(i.e. aviation and COVID travel restrictions).I'm not endorsing the idea of supporting laziness.  

Read the definition of insured in the policy and ask the issuing office if they'll issue an endorsement changing the name of the insured.I think the tax implication might be more concerning.