In the podcast I hear a lot about building relationships with local banks and leveraging those relationships for future financing and creative financing options.

I currently do not have a PM, but contemplate getting one in the future. 

PMI is an additional expense that doesn't benefit you, but only the lender, and it eats up future cash flow.

That's the kind of wave we want to see heading for Birmingham, and business, political, and community leadership are working together to make sure this new generation of innovators finds a home in our revitalized community.Whether you think CA will remain the Tech Hub indefinitely or not, this piece does a great job of highlighting some of the future-focused businesses and programs being built in Birmingham.

We hope to hold between 5 and 10 buildings for the sake of some initial cash flow and allowing them to pay themselves down and provide future income.  

My advice was to someone comfortable in their life path wanting to take advantage of current success to ensure future success while minimizing risk of loss.I wish I was able to take 3% money and turn it into 10-15% ROIs with complete confidence and 100% success. 

It will interfere with your investment future.

Okay I understand or I see and then tell them you’ll make a note of that and you wIll be doing improvements to the property over the coarse of time in the future .

@Paul Caporali remember this game is slow and steady.As time progresses you will find other opportunities to help you towards your next if you work at it.Keep building/creating equity you can use, keep networking so you can create relationships for the future(partnerships etc).

And in the future, you may want to include a statement that says your signature is null and void after a certain amount of days; that way if they have not redeemed within a certain amount to time, you should be able to continue to make preservation improvements.This post is a little bit old, but I'd like to hear what happened in your situation.