Would love to connect and get on the horn regarding the processes you've set up and compare our experiences (particularly the utilization of a VA to increase productivity as this would definitely be a value-add for me!) 

You could easily put all that equity to a more productive use.

If you primarily invest in WI and plan to continue as such, I would start researching boots-on-the-ground teams or experienced REI contractors that can provide you with a work of scope on the property - know what risk the property has physically before you invest.

It is not a product for smaller homes, but for a home at 2M in Mountain View it might work. 

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EIDL funds cannot be used for physical repairs, expansion of physical facilities, acquisition of fixed assets, bonuses, owner distributions (non-performance related) or refinancing existing debt." 

Get an app that lets you snap a picture of every invoice and receipt, store physical copies in a simple folder in a filing cabinet. 

@Max T.Alex from kitchen search has done 3 kitchens for me and great guy who stands by quality product.

I cannot speak to what bank products are available in your area. 

Water intrusion into any part of any physical structure on the Property; leaks from or in any appliance, pipe, slab or roof; standing water, drainage, flooding, underground water, moisture, water-related soil settling or slippage, on or affecting the Property?