Sites like BiggerPockets, Google Reviews, and the Better Business Bureau can provide insights into the lender’s reputation.References: Ask the lender for references from previous clients.

If you are referring to design, amenities, stocking and renovation, I have plenty of experience!

This will allow you give a reference point on how much potential rent you can receive.

Then ask if they could help yours by referring buyers and sellers.After 3-6 months, these people will always think of you when they think of real estate and it will start producing referrals.

To make a long story short, I am referring a subdivision project to my DB for a referral fee.

I will check out the lenders referred to me  by PB, but is there any pros/cons to be looking for lenders outside of BP?   

Starting on page 90 there are references to existing zoning, which don't have ADU dimensions, and proposed zoning, which does reference setbacks, heights, etc.

Pittsburgh is an area in Atlanta lol near Mechanisville I wasn’t referring Pittsburgh city in Pennsylvania 

@Brett Richardson do your homework and talk to references before you commit to a program.

Yes, you can use a regular email address for your business LLC, but having a professional email address associated with your domain is generally recommended for a more credible and branded image.