@Matthew Paul most towns, when doing a CO inspection, check the permit history before they come out to see if the town card (beds, baths) matches the actual house configuration.

Happy to discuss how I do it, etc.I'm actually self managing from California.

How do you actually sign up with the insurance companies?

This is a great resource, but the most important is to build face to face relationships with individuals actually investing in the market you'd like to buy in!

But I am second guessing whether 2 bunks is too much for the room.

Personally I have my applicants fill out an application and pre-screen them before narrowing down to a short list before only running an actual background check on the first and possibly the second runner up in line for the unit.

What are the effective methods to distribute such an offering and actually to obtain an equity.I will highly appreciate any input especially from members who are experienced with foreign Syndication or Crowed Funding.

@John Aaron I'm guessing that you might be using the 2-T (NC standard contract), which includes default language that the contract cannot be assigned.

And guess what?

An "area" does not qualify the actual address has to be in the map.