If you have lights that hang from the walls (not ceilings) and baseboard located plugs, it may (no guarantee) be an indicator that there is knob and tube.

So, do you think I should be getting a personal guarantee for these loans?

I've had to offer free rent just to fill an apartment, especially on the 3rd floor.Real estate happens in cycles - I guarantee you it will happen again, though of course I can't say when.

There is a product warranty and a labor guarantee.

And their rent payments are essentially guaranteed by their disibility payments.

Your existing business will most likely need to guarantee the loan. 

Whatever anyone ever tells you the income is not guaranteed.

In addition to the calls for universal healthcare, there is a national campaign for a Homes Guarantee.

(Less than 5k) if I call 3 different appraisers I guarantee their will be a 15k swing in value.

That's pretty straight forward.Here are the scenarios that trip the brokers and lenders above and subsequently frustrate borrowers.Properties don't show up on credit; so what, they'll be on your taxes and conventional financing requires you to show your taxes and when you do, the underwriter will tie the financed properties to their mortgages and consider them financed.They're in an LLC; so what, the LLC is a pass through entity that attaches to you personally and the lender, when you signed your closing docs, required you to personally guarantee the loan.