Most you would just wire them and email paperwork but it could vary. 

With limited resources, our goal should be to get on base.

@Dutch Mendenhall If I were to purchase shares I see the share price continues to increase which I assume is based on the value of the real estate. 

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This is a pure appreciation-based investment approach.

DSCR loans are based off of down payment, credit score and either actual or market rents so it helps to supercharge an investor's real estate goals and net worth.

Based on suggestions in the forum we googled local community banks in south florida and both that we spoke to seemed very open to the idea of buying in a personal name and then quit claiming the property into an LLC.  

Based on a 760+ FICO and 3 year PPP, mid 7s on a 30 or 40 year I/O product, low 7s on non-I/O.

For example, we (myself included), have a pretty strong base of flippers looking for deals they can buy, renovate, and resell. 

That simply does not add up based on the purported size of operation.