If I add my cash flow it just pushes the amount up for a potential tenant to pay in rent. 

The more uncomfortable you are, the more potential cash flow.

I don't think private lenders would have this requirement, unless title companies encourage wet sign as standard practice.

Market rate is $190k per unit.I'm really excited about the potential of this investment, but I want to ensure that I'm making sound financial decisions.

I have researched potential investment areas and found a market in North Carolina that meets my criteria.

Was still $2,500 plus a potential $600 for materials total after informing him.

This involves rolling your shares from your 401k into a brokerage account (Taxable event and potentially a 10% penalty if you're under 59.5 y/o). 

That is a major privacy concern, I 100% understand why the company is shying away from the practice.

This practice is very odd to me.

Hi Craig,When considering using an All In One (AIO) loan—similar to a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)—from an investment property for renovations or additions to your personal home, several tax implications and practical considerations arise.