Is there a way to look up my roof’s current pound per square foot that can be built?

Our building is a 4000 square foot building one story, so it is a good sized roof.

Just make the LLC, create an LLC bank account (NOT personal), get an EIN letter from the IRS and start off on the right foot.

I just had my first child a few months ago and I need the flexibility of online classes.

I am now in my upper 40s with a good job, but being divorced and having to pay alimony, child support and my own rent I am drained of funds each month.

Im a new agent, so I'm willing to make sacrifices to get my foot in the door.

@Mike Burkett  I'm absolutely fine with separating them out into two loans...6 apartment units and one 25k square foot office building occupied by a well established nationwide software company.

If I am not mistaken, in order to maintain asset protection the financials for each "child series" need to be clear, concise, and separate - meaning I will need to track financial statements for each series.

@Dan BarliI have my tax returns that shows proof of my previous employment, business, child support, etc I get paid through CashApp daily

There isn't a locking/floating floor on the market that will give a variance of more that a 1/4" on a 10 foot span.