I would strongly encourage you to find another way to source deals if you're limited on cash.

Maybe other cities are different, but my guess is they prefer to work with one city versus a hundred property owners.I don't know if it will be 100 property owners since they'll probably mount on right-of-way things like power poles since they need some source of power which are usually city-controlled.In that case, I'll take dealing with 10000 prop owners (since I can just ask a neighbor, if a guy says no) instead of someone at the city looking for pole (NOT poll) taxes. 

Efficiency and effectiveness drops off too quickly below freezing to my understanding.Thus I would keep the gas...Also, if you want to get into the “power outage” scenarios... at least gas is “available” power source (unless there is an earthquake).

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But for some reason this means they don't always want to disclose all sources of income... when you're trying to get a mortgage, that's not a good time to hide income sources. :)

But, if you are willing to shop around and source from various places, you can probably save some money. 

You will need alternative sources.

He is a wonderful source of information, and I highly recommend him.

I'm scaling a portfolio in Indy and have all of the pieces of the puzzle together from a deal flow (always looking for more sources), financing, contractor, and PM perspective.

Deal sourced through networking, partnership flip approach, rehab was financed through a HELOC.