"Additional Insured" on Insurance Policy to Property as CollateralHow specifically should a private lender be mentioned on the owner's insurance policy to a property used as collateral to a loan.

This would also eliminate the need for gas at the property as you can go all electric in the buildingI am not sure on the cost per se.

I have two LTRs out of state that are managed by a local, fantastic property management company.

By the next morning, Dylan was at the property, contract in hand, securing what would turn into a $40,000-$50,000 assignment fee.

Can I self manage this property and still get a refinance?

These types of properties are easier to come by, often better priced, and can increase your overall rent for the property. 

Also, if you intend on buying this property as a single member LLC you may not even require an EIN.

The $13,000 Roth, grew to $47,000 tax-free after the sale of the property ($34,000 tax-free).

If it's 1-4 units, then you'll need to look at comparable properties, but with 5+ units you'll want to determine the future value with NOI and cap rates. 

I know none of this answers your question of 506(b) syndicators that I have had a good experience with, but I hope it does point out that these exemptions are typically not what is holding people back.The bigger question, and likely the one you are really getting at, how do you find the true operators, and not just the savvy marketer?