Dan Gilbert is spending a fortune (multiple BILLIONS of dollars) plus small-to-medium scale manufacturing (e.g.

ADA fines can be very large as well as damages awarded to the tenant.

I use Erickson Plumbing/Electric, they do top notch work and are a lot cheaper than most of the other large shops in town. 

I'm looking to get out of flix/flip game and scale up from our office 5-plex. 8-20 units is where I want to start to scale up and move forward. 

Nicole - the HELOC is a good option for the  down payment source …..if you dopnt already have the heloc in place ..get it in place  for as large of aan amount as possible  …….once you locate a property to purchase - you can then  determine if the HELOC  is something you want to use for all or part of the funds needed

Lastly, anytime I want to verify all the properties I have insurance on, it seems to be a large undertaking too.Has anyone else shared in this frustration?  

I use both of these platforms, but was hoping to find a way to do this in a large scale and more efficiently and effectively to get directly to owners to be able to provide enough for 5 agents to work on simultaneously.  

They are usually NG and propane compatible and I'm speculating that a lot of the maintenance/longevity issues can be sorted out by doing a proper installation with water filters to cut down on heat exchanger scaling, which seems to be on of the biggest complaints.So I'm betting on the newer, more efficient technology but I also see the draw towards sticking proven oil boilers.

I am connected with several lenders that do small loan amounts nationwide, as well as large lines of credit, assuming that the home is an investment and not personal use.

Keep in mind that high-price markets like Seattle, San Francisco, and NYC are extreme outliers in relation to the country at large.