Now, I take full responsibility for my ignorance here and just blindly signing things, especially as someone who deals with commercial finance regularly and has his own clients sign similar fee agreements.Honestly it just never occurred to me mostly because I was just so damn excited to sell the house and be done with it.

We are in the midst of securing a HELOC that we intend to use to pursue a BRRRR deal(s).

Your account number really isn't that big of a security concern....

They have get-togethers - all in the front yard regularly.

As a check spot check, we recently secured an off market property where previous tenant pulled all plumbing and wiring through sheet rock which required a full house re-plumb and re-wire. 

Safety, security, opportunity for myself as well as family/friends, leisure, free time, etc.

Being out of state, overnight mail requiring a signature is probably best or by certified and regular mailFile after the expiration of the 3 days.

I'm thinking about a family syndication that would allow the parents (my parents and their siblings) help secure homes for their children (me and my siblings/cousins) while giving the parents an investment return.My thought is, someone like me or my cousins do not have the capital built up to get a loan from a bank that does not include PMI so offering the "syndicate LLC" a higher return on investment for a short period of time while allowing the child better leverage to grab a house with the cash that the syndicate provides. 

If that is the case then I'm pretty sure that what he is offering are securities and therefore such deals must comply with SEC regulations.I'm not an attorney so this is definitely not legal advice, your best bet to get clear on this is to talk to a real estate attorney first and also consult with an SEC attorney.

They should have these regularly at all counties.