I bank at a one branch office. 

All equipment must achieve the highest Consortium for Energy Efficiency (CEE) efficiency tier that is in effect the year the property is placed in service.Biomass Boilers / Biomass Stoves: Oil furnaces and hot water boilers can also qualify if they meet 2021 Energy Star efficiency criteria and are rated for use with fuel blends consisting of at least 20% eligible fuel.Insulation: Insulation materials and air sealing systems must meet applicable International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) standards.Exterior Doors: Exterior doors must meet all applicable Energy Star requirements.Branch Circuits / Panelboards: Panelboards, sub-panelboards, branch circuits and feeders must meet National Electrical Code (NEC) standards and have a load capacity of at least 200 amps.Skylights / Windows: Windows and skylights must have obtained the Energy Star Most Efficient certification.Hot Water Boilers / Oil Furnaces: Oil furnaces and hot water boilers can also qualify if they meet 2021 Energy Star efficiency criteria and are rated for use with fuel blends consisting of at least 20% eligible fuel.The amount of the tax credit is dependent upon the individual component:Branch circuits and feeders: 30% of costs (including labor)Insulation: 30% of costsHVAC and water heaters: 30% of costs (including labor) up to $600 per itemExterior doors: 30% of costs up to $250 per door for a maximum total of $500Panelboards and sub-panelboards: 30% of costs (including labor)Home energy audits: 30% of costs up to $150Heat pumps: 30% of costs (including labor)Biomass stoves and boilers: 30% of costs (including labor)Windows and skylights: 30% of costs up to $600Here is the IRS fact sheet for additional information.

If it's a homerun to each unit it could be very simple, if it's branched off all over the place it could be harder/more expensive.

They do not have a super local branch (I think the closest branch is in Yardley), but they are very competitive with what they can offer you, you can do everything remotely, they have great customer service and they also work well if you want to keep an account at a more convenient retail bank like TD. 

Lucky for you, Praxis Capital is close to you and they are an excellent operator and @Brian Burke's book is THE must read book for anyone investing in syndications.I would recommend you branch out - these days you don't need to meet someone in person to evaluate them as an operator. 

Also looking to branch out to Tucson, San Tan, Queen Creek if the areas are right for growth.

Then instruct your lawyer to go to where the funds are held and chain them self to a desk until they cut you a check.Since obviously you know your contract better then anyone else in that state there is a whole profession that should just be removed and turned into carrier pigeons for their clients.

Supply chain issues during COVID significantly increased our rehab timeline, but the numbers still worked out in the end.

The largest town has about 12,000 people and 4 box stores a couple of chain restaurants and such. 5 of the towns have at least one real estate office, 2 have several.

Quote from @Keenan Branch: Hi folks,I’ve currently got 150k equity at my primary residence.