EDITWe have our rentals' conventional mortgages separately that way we don't tie a lot of debt together. 

(I am a disabled Vet and live on my disability so I am not tied to a job here.)

The start state can even be tied to when the property begins cash flowing. 

A little bit of charm with them has gone a long way**************************** Good for you, if that works, although, it is technically not legal to dictate who the appraiser is, either by you or anyone directly connected with a financial benefit resulting in the transaction (i.e. anyone at the Lender that is tied to the transaction closing).

You needed to find the answers to these investment questions before you tied up someone's property. 

Case in point - we found a wholesale property we liked 2 weeks ago - we offered $15k over ask (yes, 15k over ask on wholesale - that's how crazy things are here) because we were going to finance it, as our liquid cash is currently tied up with other rehabs. 

I lend out money when I don't have it tied up.

If one partner wants out but the remaining partners cannot buy him out, then the selling partner can force a sale in the ordinary course of the property, and the proceeds are split in accordance with the operating agreement. 

I have a house I am thinking about buying to BRRRR (Buy, rehab, refinance, reinvest because I want this to by my home and then I will take the remaining money and reinvest to do other properties.)

Can we use a Home Equity Loan on our primary residence to fund the remaining 60K loan on the replacement?