Do you meet with us routinely to be proactive and do planning?

I have been told that banks don't look into condo documents when opening HELOCs and won't know or care about the obstacles to conventional financing.

Hi Sharon,It sounds like you're in a situation that requires careful consideration of various factors, both financial and related to the property's condition.

I also need some other “soft” costs (origination fees, etc.) taken care of to get the deals going for each deal. 

We have an event planned for 6 May, at 5:30pm at Brewmasters in Goldsboro.

are you planning on keeping the private money loan for the long haul or are you going to refinance once rehabbed/rented?

I wanted to connect with people to discuss lessons learned and how I can go about navigating the permit process with zoning/planning and the building department. 

I want to make sure my property is getting managed well and everything is taken care of such that I minimize vacancy and other tenant issues that would add additional cost and headache, but I haven't ever heard about PM fees being this high.

@Kristi TietzI'd be very careful using this tactic to get started, especially if you plan to use borrowed money to lend out such as HELOC or credit cards.

With 62 units you need to set up a reserve asset plan similar to what an HOA would do.