I tried navigating the whole site looking for a way to upload.

Regardless of my personal situation or that of the properties themselves.I am trying to work with local banks and credit unions; while that is much more difficult to navigate, and the fixed costs of doing so are high, we haven't even gotten to the point of the question of 4 properties or more - which I now need to start asking up front.Problem is, at least in the case of TD, I am even being told they won't do a refinancing for me on this property because of '4 being financed', which seems crazy to me.Does anybody have any ideas or guidance as to how I could proceed to try to pull some equity out of this place?

April 16th @ 630PMThe Crazy, Lovely, Good-Bad Permit ProcessEverything you want to know and wish you didn’tHow to navigate the permit processPitfalls/Mistakes to AvoidBest chance of survivalClass by Michael Hartel, PHD, InvestorRegister 

Oceans of red tape must be navigated, but if done correctly, very much worth the journey. 

I;m still learning to navigate around on here, but like what i see. 

Lawsuits are unpredictable and tricky to navigate.

Navigating this path starts with educating yourself in how to communicate to the right partner for your venture.Let me hear you thoughts.See the original at: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/find-investors-capital-raise/

Seems to be very similar to typical residential real estate with a few intricacies to navigate. 

One's tolerance--and desire--to navigate some of these issues stands to vary greatly based on whether it's a true labor of love or something you hope to hire out free of worries.With the cabin--before diving too deep into financial calculations--it would be good to get a clear assessment of its condition.

As you said get a good attorney and/or cpa to help you navigate the ways.