Setting aside questions of environmental impact, using generic for fixtures, capital expenses, and fittings seem to be the best for renters.

Being in the service as long as you have you've probably been down to a number of bases from different components all in that area. 

Hi Mike,You're not going to learn as much as you need to know about this through forum questions.It's a fairly large body of knowledge, and it's a key component of the deal.But to get you started on this, you can research "key principle" + Fannie Mae.To answer your question, the debt will most likely be non-recourse except under certain circumstances where it will not be to the syndicator.They don't hand these loans out like consumer loans though, you need to have a certain net worth and experience requirement or partner with someone who does that will be actively running the investment with you. 

As soon as you find someone local to you that can speak intelligently on the subject, boom now you have rate/term refinance closing costs instead of purchase closing costs (I do not know anything about Georgia property/transfer taxes, so those components may still be there, IDK).

You'll run into two flavors.  1) Some solutions are standalone and they do the ACH component only and you then tie those payments into your accounting system like quickbooks, or whatever you are using.  

However, it is a central component of our overall plan. 

A big component you will want to take into consideration though is the juice you are paying on your money. 

There are a few components to sort through, so I thought I would just add a couple of thoughts...Auction.com is here in AZ as well. 

They left her with an unfinished ceiling where she had to hire someone else to install new drywall.PS - I've taken samples down to Family Environmental in Rino for testing.

Lombardo Environmental out of Elmwood Park and Advanced Tank Services are both good.