I've been operating with 3 LT rentals for a few years now (both me and my business partner are listed on the deeds) and it's been ok except for a few issues like being able to get loans and such (we're both responsible for all liabilities), taxes are a bit of a hassle, etc.

I am not interested in that and see it as worthless -- except cash flow.

HELOCs have a couple of different flavors to them and running them through a lender might be helpful.

There are some exceptions Tempe because there is no new land.

Seems the Crowdfunding approach may not be the best for RE except for instances where the target is $100,000 to maybe $300,000, too many restrictions.I also remember listening to Alan Cowgil ~15 years ago talk on raising PM.

Subordinate Liens: Except as permitted by federal law, Borrower shall not allow any lien inferior to the security instrument to be perfected against the Property without Lender's prior written permission.

There are exceptions for times when the hike is bigger or smaller than expected, but in today's case, everyone knew it would be 0.50%.Does this mean mortgage rates are 0.50% higher today?

This ensure that if they split up for whatever reason, the whole rent still needs to be paid by either one or both of them, no exceptions! 

This is fine with me except that a new inspection needed to be done.

The only exception is if you are buying another primary with the intent on leasing out the primary you would be vacating.