If the tenant can show that they are unable to pay due to COVID (which is super vague) then they can be under another umbrella of protection and draw out staying in the unit even longer.

They loan against the total projected ARV that is confirmed by a commercial appraiser and I put down 20-25% against the initial loan and construction draw.

I also have a pension at work that will pay me 3% of my salary per year that I work that I can start drawing from at the age of 50.

Back to the drawing board.

So, the rents are deposited in the LLC account, then you take an owner's draw to move the funds to your bank account. 

It's also a big draw to the growing number of remote workers and other coastal migrants coming from New York and California.

He will probably need an engineer to draw out the barn and do certified drawings. 

You need to call zoning dept. baltimore city 410 396 4126Adding a fourth one will require a lot of work, drawings, application, going to board etc..., they are not going to tell you if you can or not at the first phone call, they might tell you what is the requirement for it, then you need to apply. you need to look at your lot, what is required etc... 

Jurisdictions require stamped drawing for permitting.

Is it better if he stays off the title and loan but draw out a contract to pay/collect 50% of everything or should he get on the title and/or Mortgage?