There are different kinds of bank options out there, such as closing on the construction loan and then closing on the mortgage (so closing twice) or finding a bank that has a 2 for 1 deal, where you pay closing costs upfront, and the construction auto-transfers to a mortgage (this is what I'm doing).

I then paid my health insurance, auto, and other expenses against the management company.

Watch out for red flags (no financials, evictions in process, non answers to your questions regarding tenants and/or mechanicals). 

Local contact and friend was the agent and networked with mechanical contractors.

Local contact and friend was the agent and networked with mechanical contractors.

I've done quite a bit of lending with them (auto, home, ReFi).

The amount of money you can borrow is based off your gross monthly income and your recurring monthly liability payments (credit card payments, student loans payment, auto payments, etc.).

The Civil War was a bloodbath and yet the technological and mechanical innovations that came out were tremendous. 

Maybe your car mechanic because a tv ad said the other mechanic sleeps around?

Needless to say, they weren't happy to hear that.This month, instead of paying the prorated amount, their bank auto pay went ahead and sent me the full amount.