My LLC is in Virginia and I invest in about 10 states and register my LLC in each of thoseTypically what they require is a letter of good standing from your “home state” - a fee and you have to have a registered agent in that state.

As far as legally it stands up just as well as any other type of normal contracted agreement.

If you do a straight subject to, they won't have any standing.That being said, a lease does give a tenant some rights, however the "equitable interest' I believe you are referring to will not give you much standing in court if the deal goes bad, no matter how much in repairs you did. 

and that I have a pharmacist license in good standing.  

Once you know where the house stands (does it have equity) then you can make an informed decision.Most of the times when someone looks to walk away from a house they are upside down on it

Or are we at the point where electronic signatures can totally stand in place of wet signatures. 

Anything that makes you stand apart from other lenders?

Hi guys I'm brand new and I'm trying to get my first deal I got a call back from a commercial stand alone property in a great location.

Then the inspector told us that there had been about 14" of standing water in the basement at one time...WHAT?! 

So my questions stands - could another bank refi me out of my current HELOC, take on the current balance of it into my new, higher limit?