Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

Link isn't working, but I was able to find it here: I was just sharing notes with someone else on these forums about things I look for with syndications, and while there is a lot to look at, the first one is: is this an asset class and business plan you want to invest in.  

Any help is appreciated, thanks - and of course once we have the plan we will probably need an agent in OBX...

I have talked to 3 other very interested potential tenants, but have not had them do application because I was trying to get information from students and didn't want the others to pay a application fee if I end up renting to students, but that may not be the correct process.    

Also, the property and the additional property will continue to appreciate, and you can continue to repeat the cash-out refinance process.

And I’m planning to get business credit through my LLC I’m setting up.

I plan on buying at least a couple other 2-3 unit properties in the area (Newark, Jersey City, East Orange) over the next 2 years, so it will be great have a contact.

Hawaii law requires an on-island manager, but in order to qualify as an active business I’ll need 100 hours managing the property so hiring a regional manager may hurt my tax write off plans.

The feed back I have gotten from potential tenants is that CRM has a difficult application and showing process.

I'm trying to refinance so that I can free up my funds from my credit line that I bought the property with, so that I can repeat the whole process with another property.