I got my answer from multiple people ( 5-6 individuals ) Thank you all for your time and input, I think I will be steering far away from Jeremy Tillotson i'm not going into details on here public, So do not ask.

When they burden the individual investor it hurts everyone.

The length of time the process takes varies widely with the individual since the probram does not use credit scores, but focuses on the buyer's past two years of financial history.

Putting in place core values will enable an individual to approach each relationship in the same manner, doing so eliminates the continuous pattern of failed relationships.

The newer apartments all have individual bathrooms, but run at a cost of $400-$550/room with a total sqft of about 1400-1500 for a 4 bedroom.

Thanks for setting this site up, I am confident it will be great to connect with like-minded individuals, learn from them, and offer my expertise in real estate construction.My wife and I are currently living in our 3rd "Investment" home, buying properties that were run down and fixing them up has become a passion of ours.

I have heard of lenders doing this, but that they charge an interest rate that is associated with loaning to an LLC, not an individual.  

I'd like to find one that will allow me to individually keep track of each expense per unit/building, but all the one's I've seen so far on the site (in the spreadsheeet area and doing a search on the forums) just would have me tally up all my expenses and enter them per month rather than breaking them apart in a separate column.  

Usually a multi unit building is already set up and metered for a "house" account meaning any electrical service to individual apartments is wired to that unit on a separate meter..and all halls, exterior lighting, laundry rooms, etc are on another separate meter that is in the owner's name usually refereed to as a house account.

If you have access to such a company in your area I would recommend contacting that team/ individual.