@Prab C.We always involve our realtor/property manager since they are who we go to to draw comps and rental analysis.

Looking for ways to draw on the $3M of equity but having a tough time getting an equity line of credit loan as it is considered a special use property.

At this point, we plan to speak with a real estate lawyer to draw up a contract and submit to my parents. 

How do you handle draw requests?

You can 100% use borrowed funds for rental property down payments (people do it all the time with HELOCs), it must simply be secured borrowed funds, not a credit card or credit card equivalent (that's the difference between a HELOC and a credit card, and it remains true if your HELOC bank gives you a card with the Visa logo on it that draws on the HELOC). 

Looking for a solid, responsive RE Attorney in NC to draw up an agreement for a seller-financing deal on a single family home in Outer Banks (OBX).  

Funded 80/100.....But they roll 9 months of payments into the loan so that sorta effectively adds about 1% to the rate.They also wanted 3 months of payments up frontBUT, they also advance rehab draws... so that’s a huge plus in being able to keep contractors paid / moving / happy...  

I have done small remodeling projects myself prior to this but this is my first complete gut and renovation of an entire condo so I am looking for advice about how to move forward.I have talked to a few people they say I might need to hire an Architect to draw up plans if I plan to knock down any walls as well as proper permits for the renovation from the local government before anyone can start the work.

In my research, Rule 1206 issued by the San Diego County Air Pollution Control District states that the asbestos removal provisions do not apply to residential renovations.

Things like a double master, or two rooms with en-suites would be huge draws once you rent it out.