I have a renovated house in Arizona suited for residential assisted living (RAL).

We can change the terms to suit our needs, whether it's the interest rate, the length of the loan, or the amount of equity that is needed.

I don't go to "closings" in the traditional, 'big table' sit-around-and-wait-for-suits, sense.

There are some other strategies where you can collateralize equity with a portfolio loan or use a private lender, but typically these are better suited to portfolios of several properties.Charleston has a very active investor community - several meetups for different groups each month and active social media groups/pages.

It ranks right up there with swimming pools and tree swings.  

If you need to ask this question, I’d recommend a PM because finding solutions to problems is not your strong suit.

I think the only way around that *may* be to go to something along the lines of a UPS Store and rent a PO Box that is listed as a Suite address (so instead of PO Box 1234, it's 1234 Main St, Suite 10). 

I'm considering purchasing a commercial office building that has 4 suites. 

The first was near Princeton with a MIL suite/apartment above the garage worth maybe $1000-1500/mo for a 400k big house.

I now use this suite of paint in every room in every unit so I don't have to think about it.