Also, be organized and ready to provide budgets, draw schedule, LLC documents, and Builder's risk and Liability Insurance.

@Alex Tobias  For my last closed commercial loan, I paid:- $350 documentation fee (at closing)- $15 credit report fee- $25 flood determination fee- $150 recording fees to the town- $40 wire transfer fee.- $1,000 attorneys fees for closing.- no points / origination fees.  5.25%, 20 year amortization.- Existing relationship with the lender, who's a smaller local bank.

I would recommend having the process from screening to move in laid out in a “Application Procedures” document to give them in the future.

With the right documentation/agreement I assume I would be able to lock it down even though when it comes time to execute on the option that strike price agreed upon upfront will be 50 or 60% of the actual re-positioned value.  

I think in any case, it is proper to require official documentation to make sure they're registered to do so:http://www.massachusettsmarijuanacompliance.com/ma...I'd never heard of manufacturing dabs/wax. 

If there was a document stipulating this it would hedge your risk but I don't think you will find it. 

But what if a bank could give me a secured loan up to the amount of my documented contributions, while also holding that same money as collateral?

Hi Jessica, For screening tenants, marketing and online application features, feel free to reach out to me directly and I can send you over some recommendations! 

If you choose a plan document that allows for it, like the one we offer, you can make Roth Contributions as well as "pre-tax". 

You are also risking the due on sale clause from the mortgage document that you signed.