Not that it’s a major inconvenience currently but really just the principle of the matter.

There are a wide spectrum of companies that would fit that description.Most local residential real estate investor companies are relatively small (in terms of the number of employees, not assets or profits) and they aren't going to care very much about which specific area you majored in.

We have never had a MAJOR problem there have been hiccups and ruts in the road.

I have been handing over wholesale buyers to MAJOR sellers / brokers for at least 20 years and have not made a DIME in Real Estate and Commercial Real Estate as a BIRD DOG, BIRD DOG helper, BIRD DOG asst., or plain old BIRD DOG, regardless of whether I signed an NDA, CA, or anything like it with the seller / broker.

The major categories are taxes, insurance and your loan payments.

@Wayne BrooksWell I am trying to understand how equitable interest is viewed (if it went to court) and how best to have your contracts set up to minimize major issues.

Remember that a major part of their pitch is to get a line of business credit - credit that is unsecured and invisible on the client's personal credit rating.My curiosity was aroused when the OP stated that Fund & Grow was applying for business credit for him before he has a LLC . 

The DC area while on first glance appears expensive, but is one of the most affordable major metro areas on the coasts.

All properties are paid for so no mortgage is included in the number below plus all expenses are fixed monthly expenses NOT including vacancy, realtor fees and major expenses.

One can also have a major natural disaster affect their area and have all of their properties ruined.