Contact Member Business Financial Service (google it for their website) they work with a bunch of credit unions that may be able to assist.

When I first got into real estate investing I was taking mortgages out in my name and had a tough time with my primary so I refied them out and into an LLC and now I have 70 properties and all of them are owned in LLCs with the LLC being the borrower. 

Suppose the worst case scenario transpires, can you borrow from a 401k or credit card at a reasonable interest rate, sell some stock, etc.?

Feel free to call me I’ll be happy to assist Noa

(Rule of thumb suggests that falling below 1% gross return per month makes it increasingly hard to cash flow positively on average, when borrowing to the max).A similar question: Are you getting a bargain* (compared to sold comps)?

This is a group who are likely to be ready to downsize or transition into assistance.

If the LLC borrows money, that the IRA is a member of, then it could create a tax to IRA.You could find a third party IRA to be your lender instead? 

I have long boards and short boards which you could borrow and if you give me a little about your surf experience I am sure we could find an exciting spot for you/family to learn or practice surfing.

I am just simply borrow the definition and the benefit from NYC DOF as below:So, to calculate your taxable value, simply use the following: Taxable Value = (Assessed Value) - (Exemptions). 

This is usually too technical to mention to borrowers so typically I tell borrowers that the gross rental income from all units must be .90% of the sales price or higher in order for FHA to finance the 3-4 unit property.