I have good credit, always pay on time, but I have some revolving debt.Thank you for your thoughts.

Looks like their last rental was their first...I am able to see through my cam that they were well dressed during the time I was at work...The couples don't have driver license but one has a learner permit that expired...their dad has a nice silver SUV that looks very new and clean... the second time they came to visit two person that didnt show up the first time came along with the person that previous showed up for the first showing...they didnt have any question to ask because my dad don't know much english and they just showed up to our house doorsteps and called the agent up to ask to go in and see the apartment...for the second time...they ask about when the lease start date will be and her husband just ask one question about whether the water is hot in this apartment...the potential tenant is 4 adults... 

My services cover the full array of real estate accounting and property management, from reconciling bank accounts to CAM reconciliations, tax returns and working with contractors and tenants.

So last year 2021 the previous PM did the CAM reconciliation for 2020 and the actually NNN was supposed to be $10. 

No Stab-Loc's or similar and etc...Sewer Cam inspection to see condition of main line onto property.Roof condition (how many are on the building re getting a refi on it somewhere down the road--2 or less).Bring a multi-family inspector and walk every unit, every roof the entire grounds.Existing liens,  easements, is it condemned by the city or going into condemnation, unpaid back taxes, unpaid water or electric that will flow to a new owner, etc... 

I don't know anyone who would give up equity for 30 days worth of revolving credit.Sounds like you don't have much experience. 

However, there are two alternatives to traditional loans that give businesses the capital they need from within, by focusing on accounts receivable.Asset Based Lines Of CreditAsset based financing is a revolving line of credit structured around property owned by a business.

My lender is not concerned with seasoning.My question revolves around what the appraiser will use to value the property rather than what the lender will use for LTV  proceeds.  

I bring a lot to the table, and hope to find a partner for my next project.im  a licensed GC and licensed CAM (condo/property manager) with good flipping experience.

Or do you want "revolving credit" using your home equity, paying back only what you use and able to take more if/when you need it?