I'm having troubles trying to get a HELOC on my property and I cannot find any CMAs close to what my property is worth on an 8-acre partial with two dwellings ones a 1980 manufactured home the other is a stick-built 1932 trying to get CMAs having very hard time getting comps in my area the address is 6515 State Route 9 Sedro Woolley Washington 98284 the other house that's on the property is 6511 State Route 9 Sedro Woolley Washington 98284 can anyone please help me pull some comps on the property to see where I am at for pricing so that I can get a good idea what to ask for a HELOC on the property

I have been having a lot of the same issues you guys are having, so I have teamed up with one of my local Title and Escrow Companies here to have them send me a list of all of the 2/3/4 none owner-occupied properties who have a mailing address out of state.

While everything has been redone the garage will have to be addressed at sometime and that will have to come out of profit.

Details are here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/57...Check biggerpockets.com/events to search for more in the area!

@Bryan Tasumi most Rental Agreements will specifically address the issue of a renter renting out rooms or part of the property.

If you want more information, p.m. me and I can give you a lot more details.

Each step is not easy for me, however, for the benefit of use the $250,000 LOC over and over, this risk is worth to take, and I need to buy and read more books, and lay out a detailed plan before putting into action.Thanks again,Yuqi

Here is a report from FEMA and the US Fire Administration that details the fire/explosion danger which you can cite to support your PM. https://www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pdf/publications/electronic_cigarettes.pdf

The bank should provide some guidelines on that.All parties (contractor, bank, and homeowner) should draft the scope of work to be performed in as much detail as possible (example this type of carpet, this type of doors, etc.)Once the scope is agreed upon, the contractor is to provide you an estimate and a schedule (consider using a guaranteed maximum price type contract, this basically holds the GC to a ceiling). 

I've seen lots of different ways to search generically, but not having much luck in finding addresses and owners of specific property types and sizes.