I have had two opinions when company went in crawl space for foundation settling in the kitchen on 1969 built house.   

I typically opted for roughly 3 draws per deal, just to limit draw costs.Also, all of my lenders charged me interest on the full loan balance at closing, even though I hadn't drawn the whole loan (which annoyed me, but I get their perspective).So really, in my experience, I didn't find any to be "better or worse" they all seemed to have their own trade offs, i.e. more general accounting was easier for me, but higher draw cost.

Now, I own a wholesaling company based in Tampa Bay, and we do deals throughout Florida so feel free to reach out with any questions. 

Been told specifically that "this loan officer here will write them"...and then you call that loan officer and they aren't even at that company anymore. 

You should be able to look it up here https://sdat.dat.maryland.gov/RealProperty/Pages/default.asp...If for some reason that fails, you can also reach out to a local title company as well.

They've decided to part ways with this company and have asked me to manage the property on their behalf.

I was thinking of purchasing a hot tub...I called local companies and can get a 220v hot tub for around 6500, or could order a "plug and play" online that is 110v.

After having multiple meetings with contractors of different trades.

@Christian Stoecklein some folks prefer an actual PM company for one reason or another.

@Michael LeBlancDeciding when to establish an LLC (Limited Liability Company) for your real estate investment, especially for a house hack, involves considering various factors.