We talked about the progress every once in a while and let them contribute to some design decisions so they felt included.

It only says that I'm obligated to use the EIDL funds for working capital as a result of the disaster (pandemic).I'm not sure what your source was referring to, but glad you are getting additional opinions, as that would seem contrary to economic progress and wouldn't seem to make much sense.

I live in the Santa Clarita Valley, so I'm evaluating properties here.

I am a proud Alabama liberal/progressive and a landlord. 

I created over 50 reports to evaluate which houses i thought would be a good fit for me.

@James Wachob recently published a very informative video identifying online tools to evaluate investment properties.

Its important to understand that evaluating syndicates / operators is far different than evaluating a property.

He sent over a generic NREIG packet PDF about the policy and said the cost would be about $60/month.Regardless, when I asked for paperwork and forms for me to evaluate and sign, he said "No paperwork; no forms.

It was called "How to Evaluate and Offer on Rental Property" Brandon went through some examples and gave the metrics he uses as a benchmark for his investments.

(multiple cap-ex, insurance claim + make-ready, etc)Once I reach 10k per property, then I can re-evaluate and determine whether it's time to start paying down mortgages or add additional units.