@Ron JonLoan Officers are considered fiduciaries and are subject to similar laws in most states. 

After that work is complete, we will have 1 3 bedroom rental upstairs and 2 1 unit bedrooms downstairs with a potential store front / office use space.My question is in regards to financing.

I met with the loan officer at our local bank that we've worked with (they have the HELOC and are holding the mortgage on the last purchase) and talked about another purchase. 

I normally would of stopped trying to reach out but his office keeps saying he is looking to sell?

also I do oi need to physically have an office space for the llc ?

This can be more difficult to work with depending on the size & locations of your brokerage, however, with eXp Realty, it's easy as we have remote offices and so our service areas are seemingly borderless! 

The current proposed bill has the following clause: "The bill also prevents investing in an entity in which the IRA owner is an officer." which is generally how the checkbook IRA is structured (IRA owner is the Manager of the single member LLC that is wholly owned by the IRA).See https://waysandmeans.house.gov...Also https://www.advantaira.com/blo...Sec. 138314.

My loan officer said because they are in forbearance they will need to estimate a 1% payment (>$3000.00) per month.

The city Landlord-Tenant office said without specifics in the lease or her being on the lease, she's out of luck.

The ordinance will require the County to hire four codes officers and a licensing clerk for a recurring cost of about $345,000 per year.