It was sufficient for its purpose but will not provide me with any additional equity with the bank down the road to be used as leverage for the future.

Should I agree to this so I can make some additional income, or is this opening a can of worms that I don't want to open? 

My name is Lovell Jones and I’ve been exploring the possibilities of real estate and I’m slowly but surely easing my way into informed pessimism, lol.

They specialize in quick and fast loans that will come with credit card like interest rates.Here are some additional tips for securing the best mortgage rate for your investment property:Build a strong credit profileSave for a larger down paymentShop around for lendersConsider different loan typesDemonstrate a stable IncomeChoose the right propertyBuild a relationship with the lenderBe prepared with documentationConsider interest rate buydownsMonitor interest rates

So If I understand this I would be looking at base rate +4.125 then whatever additional rate the lender is adding on, minus points to buy the rate down? 

Or does it present risk, that if appraisal comes in higher, the bank can ask for more, as well as take additional offers.My understanding is, they can accept my offer, or if the appraisal comes in higher than my offer, re-open negotiations. 

He probably misinterprets the law that nothing ADDITIONAL can be collected from a tenant with an ESA, but a generic security deposit appears to be collectible. 

Additionally, when the invoices come in, we add the invoice to the property ledger, so the owner can download or view the invoice once it's paid.  

Here are some additional details and common questions related to historic tax credits:Certified Historic Structure: To qualify for the historic tax credits, the building in question must be classified as a "certified historic structure."

We do require the client to provide a certificate of insurance with us named as additionally insured, and copies of any STR permits etc.