I found that estopple certificates are great for alleviating this exact issue.

I'm so glad to have found this online community and resource to help me get started on my real estate rental investment.

This was also the easiest way I found to get into real estate without having any money to begin with.

I found this info online:Circumstances that allow you to avoid having to produce documents or appear in court may include the following:Claims that the information sought is privilegedIf you lost or no longer have the informationThe produce or appearance violates your Fifth Amendment constitutional right against self-incriminationThe request is overly broadThe request is unduly burdensome 

I had a potential investor face a similar situation, and I’ve found that there are often more restrictions when investing from a 401k compared to an IRA.

I found this deal on Zillow and negotiated the deal directly with the builder.

I’d be willing to bring in a private investor and negotiate lending termsThe ask: Based on the above scenario, has anyone done this before and what was the best method you found to fund the build?

Most things sit on the market for a couple of years and it's relatively informal (i.e most houses found either by driving by or on Encuentra24, similar to Craigslist).

I found myself missing out on more fun occasions than I'd like to admit because I needed to be at my properties handling some issue or showing it when vacant.I found that I had become conditioned by the sound of my phone (even though I helped alleviate it by having quiet hours on my phone from 7:30pm - 08:00am). 95% of the time when a tenant contacted me, it meant something was broken, there was an argument, or there was an excuse about late rent.My husband has been gently pushing me to get a PM for a while.

I have found some lenders that will do a drive by valuation, meaning they don't look inside.