For NOO properties, the max LTV on a cash out is 70%For your OO property, you could do a cash out refi, but that will require 1 more year of occupancy.You could also do a HELOC on your OO place up to 90% LTV but that is a variable rate loan 

With a tri or quad, we would require more funding than we would need with a duplex; 3 months of mortgage payments need to be saved in the bank, which is not required for a duplex.

I have recently bought an single family investment property partially with a HELOC and other miscellaneous funds.

He would put in about half of the funds needed for the down payment and get updates when relevant as an out-of-state partner. 

Repayment, as of right now is $300/month for 10 years but I will most likely pay it off quicker.My rent is roughly $700/month including utilities, wifi, etc.I currently have about 15k in liquid assets/cash equivalents and then about 8k in less liquid assets (Mutual funds/Crypto).

I own a rental property, and have room to add a triplex behind, i do have the funds to do it , I also own another rental and its paid off and a good equaty on my own house should i buy multy family units or build. the triplex and than move on to the next one. the only issue is hard to get loans because im not working.please any suggestions will be appreciated.

So, I'm particularly interested in how long it took them to get you set up, and if they got you funded quickly.Interested in any other companies the members of the BP community may have used and had good, or bad, experiences with.

Allowing it to fund the rest of your BRRRR strategy.

Specifically, for a mentor, this could be finding and funding the deals and then splitting the profit with them. 

@Joseph M.Refi went well, we close tomorrow and after closing costs I’m getting 94% of my money out on a 75% LTV loan.