You’ve just paid off $100k debt at a $60k cost.

Get rid of debt, build a budget, and save.

Seek Legal Advice Reach out to a lawyer who can guide you through the specific laws in your area.

But that's above the level of the "consumer facing" employee of a bank or lender, and for some time now it's also not allowed (legally) to impact the paycheck of the consumer-facing loan originator (people are more likely to notice things impacting their personal paycheck, so if it has no impact on that, less likely to follow it in close detail). 

This will remain the case until you reach a point where non recourse debt is available but it’s rare and generally only applicable to larger transactions where leverage is customarily lower and there remains carve outs for “bad boy acts”.I frequently see posters on here say “they can’t get a loan for properties owned by an LLC” but I suspect they incorrectly thought that they would not have to personal sign on as a guarantor.

As unsecured debt, I'd be guessing it'd get pretty expensive.Why not just continue to use hard money?

I’m currently a 21-year-old senior at the University of Louisville, and I’ll be graduating this May with my degree in neuroscience debt-free.I’m currently on the look out for a property that I can house-hack.

Reaching out to see if anyone can advise on the legality of adding a billboard on a property that I own but have a NNN lease with another company as a tenant. 

It does not go off of personal debt or personal income and you can do 15-20% down depending on what you want your cash on cash return to be.

I'm not looking to self manage for a while because I need to get a one year lease on this property for my personal debt to income ratio in another primary house.