Kudos to you for taking a chance with a person who was facing many housing barriers, yet was worthy of your trust.

You can share it with trusted contractors and easily change the code.

I know they sound similar but trust me, using Line of Credit will get you to the commercial department and HELOC is for residential homes (meaning your primary home).   

Does anyone have tips/experience with finding information on a county level for where property are zoned for multi family?

Does anyone have tips/experience with finding information on a county level for where property are zoned for multi family?

Maybe these outside investors have pulled down local return rates to national levels. 

I would also add on that you should ask them what deals they have closed in the past and ask them for some details on those deals so that you can see what numbers they work with, their level of detail, and if their deals make sense to you, because as you will see in this industry there are a lot of people who think they can make a quick buck and have absolutely no idea about finding a reasonable ARV, repair estimates ballpark, and/or calculate closing/holding/financing fees that buyers will incur.Also, make sure that they actually have the original contract to the house if they're assigning it to you because some people try to wholesale other wholesalers' deals and it's a mess.

Saving is a slow process, but you have to trust the process.

Once you hire a main cleaner you trust you won't need to inspect every time.

FYI appraisal cost in this situation at NFCU is $495.Questions for my fellow BPers... 1- do you know of any banks/credit unions that will lend when secured with a LLC and/or Trust Titled property?