@Jess Wagner fantastic, many agents "jump" before being properly prepared:)You might want to start posting some examples of what you do, or your office, to attract investors.

We're brand new with our platform so not many have had experience with us, but we've been managing STR's for 7 years and have a portfolio of 20 in the Seattle area that our CEO was running prior to starting Fundhomes. 

It has a reputation for great snow conditions and a wide variety of runs for all abilities.Sugarloaf in Maine: Sugarloaf is the largest ski area in the East, with 1,240 acres of skiable terrain and 162 trails.

Our company is building a few and they are running about 50k per space.

I'm new to land-lording as well as not having experience running an Airbnb but I've had my fair share of stays in them.

My guess is your electrical is grounded to your copper piping (pretty common) and you have some sort of trickle charge running through the system and grounding out through the concrete.The other option could be your gas line.

Effectively, record every expense, Home Depot run, check written for labor.  

A private investor self directed his IRA funds, once we were up and running, we refinanced and now we own the deal 100% on our own.

If you want to talk to a great lender Beau Matlock run the Matlock Group over in the Carmel area.

Is he running a very established business, lots of web presence, social media, referrals through “next door” type boards, to go after in small claims court.