They're available for MI and no expiration date.I wish WA had it, then I wouldn't use the 1990s' style, Rockwell.

The process was NOT easy.I had to submit:2 years of tax returns for all my businesses, P/L statements for all businesses for past 2 years, P/L statements for all businesses for current YTD, Invoices to prove businesses are still open and operating, E-file tax receipts for 2019 for personal and all businesses, Recent bank statements for personal and all businesses, Etc. 

Is it better to do it one by one (rental, residential, or equal) so that I have a better d/e ratio or can i do it all at once through different lenders?

On top of that there are extra debt reserve and liquidity requirements.

@Jean-Paul E.

We have about 300k liquid that could be used for a down payment tomorrow if needed (but realistically, would only want to use up to 100-150k for a down payment), and about 1.5M equity in our house.How do you think about these factors that you mentioned?

I consulted with a BP member a few weeks ago about how to find hidden gems in her town of Nashville and BOOM she sends me an e mail  YOU MEAN LIKE THIS   I said YUP.. thats Money..  

Its a small loan, so I'd imagine fees are high but...My apologies, I just reviewed with the lender and the major fees are:$2,850 origination charges$1,100 underwriting fee$1,949 transfer taxes$2,310 property taxes and homeowners insurance$900 homeowners insurance premiumTotal Loan Costs (A+B+C): $6,220Total Other Costs (E+F+G+H): $6,169My FICO is 714

IF not, then they remaining partners have to either come up with the funds or liquidate properties. 3) Do spouses or heirs have the right to stay in the LLC IF they want to upon the death of a member?

Aiming to have around $50k liquid money for investing.