I have a long list of HELOC providers, and there are companies that absolutely will do HELOCs on investment properties.Typically need 40 to 43% DTI, FICO of 620 or higher.  

The property management company I work with recommend the following:First Avenue Law Group, PLLC321 First AvenueSeattle, Washington 98119

It'd have to be a stellar property to still perform well enough outside of these owner use weeks.Someone gotta operate it, so guessing maybe another 20% of revenue goes to a mgmt company.  

So yes you do not need to allow accessAlso regarding trees, in most states if your tree falls on someone elses property and causes damage, if it was a healthy tree and due to a storm then you are not responsible, he would need to file an insurance claim. but sending you a bill I would say send it to your insurance company and then they can contact me for mine if they need it.

An idea is to use all these storm chasing roofing companies that come knocking after a wind / hail storm. 

any luck with finding a good company?

Hi all, Any recommendations for a Self Directed IRA Company that does not charge a lot of fees.  

Not sure any of that matters, as I'm guessing the title would come back with a lien from the solar company. 

Our company keeps them in the owners' names, but either uses our mailing address or adds us a C/O (care of).We then manage the accounts and pay them for a small fee. 

He also has a property management company that manages the properties.