In order to minimize these taxes, it is important to make sure that all of your assets are properly documented and organized so that you can determine what would be best for your heirs.

With that being said my uncle who also invest in commercial real estate ( he does a lot of hotels) was impressed with the deal I found, the analysis and how organized I was.

Increase rents with renovated units plus organic rent increase and controlling expenses.Exit Strategy: 10-25-100 rule, increase the NOI by 10%, which increase the equity by 25% which gives 100% return on your original investment, refinance or sell in 24 to 36 months.

You as the operating partner are responsible for the management of the property: finding tenants, maintenance, overseeing and organizing the financials, etc.

It sounds like a phenomenal organization that could be a good option for the future, however at this time I didn't feel it was the right thing for me.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

I am contacting your organizations to see if you have any opportunities for an internship in property management.

I guess having to coordinate/pay property taxes/insurance manually vs escrow, but that’s not a deal breaker, just forces me to remain organized.  

@Benjamin Cedillos & @Jerry Pierce I recently called a bunch of organizations about a HELOC on my primary and the best two IMO were Citizens and Huntington.

Looking for any input on financial institutions supportive and competitive with cash out refi's, banks/financial institutions easy to do business with on bank account side, business credit cards that provide the best "perks", financial institutions that provide lines of credit for a property management company and best app / software to help track and organize revenue / expenses.