Looking at your original post, you said you have 1.5 years in business.

I just posted about it here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...It's been an excellent option for me. 

Below you’ll find contact information for each EV charging vendor, so you can reach out to them to research their qualified chargers, ask technical questions, and get pricing.I can help with that.

For context and without going into the details of my situation, they recommended setting up a revocable trust and then setting up a Wyoming LLC as a holding company, then setting up a New York LLC owned by the Wyoming LLC holding company to hold the property for the asset protection and anonymity.However like I said I am getting conflicting information/advice.

It’s a very informal process.

@Angela Armstrong To begin with, you can inform your tenant of the issue, hoping this will prompt them to stop.

This seems like you did not overpay.Also, from the tone of your post, I sense some pride in the final project, which tells me you are satisfied with the results. 

I was trying to find posts about books and it seems to be very sparse. 

Marked Rentals LLC, for instance, provides flexible loans with fast approval and can be a great option for real estate investors like you.Home Equity Investment: Some companies offer equity-sharing arrangements where they invest in your property's equity and you get a lump sum without taking on debt.Business Line of Credit: If your STVRs are operated as a business, you might qualify for a business line of credit, which can provide the flexibility you need for fix and flip projects.Feel free to reach out if you need more detailed information on these options or if you have any questions about flexible financing solutions.Best,Stacey Wells.

I've seen some less than favorable experiences posted 3 - 5 years ago.