Here is a bit more exhaustive article from Barron's which sheds a little more light on this so-called expert! 

They smaller houses have two chimneys, connect the exhaust there. 

That said, we don't need to imagine that any of the requirements are infact insurmountable or exhaustive.  

It's been some time since I've been actively posting, so I thought I'd drop-in and update y'all on my experiences over the last two years.First, man I'm exhausted.

Some would say we hit inertia because we are bogged down with these details, but we have a lot of reasons why we are currently working in our business instead of on our business.All that said, I won't pretend that it isn't exhausting and at times very frustrating to self manage.  

That said, it's exhausting and seems never ending.

Unless your plan is exhaustive enough that you have every single line item covered and you can create accountability for each contractor who steps foot onto the project, you're bound to face bottlenecks with this approach.

This is not an exhaustive list, but hopefully a good start. 

Georgia Bank & Trust had great reviews, but their recent buyout seems to have "creative lending" on hold for a few months.I've looked into Dwell, Lima One, Colony, and B2R a bit, but I wanted to exhaust local options before going that route.  

The tenant in the other side complained at first about "exhaust fumes" but never did she mention that it smelled like sewage.