So even if you pick a state with stronger protections like WY or NV, the cause of action arose in the state where the tenant fell, so likely that the court where the accident happened would have jurisdiction.

(I have boots on the ground in case needed)Thanks   It depends on the bank. 

i have plans at the city that are 2-3 weeks from approval. i'm a licensed GC and the house is going to be a 3/2 1100 sqft with comps in the 260's. for a construction id only need 100-110k, but the more i call banks the more im finding out that even 100-110k is "too small" of a loan.

You will be debt-free, financially stable, with $50k in the bank.

For most people, growing your income (and bank account) is the ultimate "hack" to generating wealth -- you can't invest what you don't have. 

Hello BP, I am looking to see which local banks in Tampa you may have had success/great experience with for a 75%-80% LTV cash out refi for a SFH investment property?

To date, they've been sending me rent proceeds right to my personal bank account, in my personal name.

I pulled every penny out of the heloc and stuck it in my bank to show I had the reserves most lenders wanted.But I think there is a different sense of what investing is these days. 

You want proof of deposited payments in a bank account.

Now, if you’ve never done this type of development before, let me fill you in: you have to identify and (the jurisdiction will) relocate any human remains before proceeding with construction.