I am speaking with the loan officer I used for my current loan, and he said the following:"With a conventional loan going from a rate and term refinance to a cash out, you can refinance whenever you'd like with no seasoning requirements.

They finally came back with the following:“At this point we would just need you to apply for a “Special Inspection” at our office for visual “certification” of the existing structures.”I am curious what this sort of “visual certification” entails.

Purchased an old post office off market.

I was thinking I’d just call the local offices but now I’m not sure how that’ll work out for me!

. #2 - Follow up with a visit to their office to verify and ask more questions. #3 - If a particular municipality is too strict or unreasonable, just move your search to where ever you have to.

He's a loan officer and can answer all your lending needs.

I do everything within my LLC and I have an "officer" of my LLC who owns 0% of it but has the authority to sign documents whenever I appoint him to, and only until I'm 18 (this coming January).That's how I've been wholesaling, I just do every other aspect of it and he docusigns it for me.

.* As for closing cost, we are local builder and have a list of local loan officers,  if you work with them on the deal my builder will pay all our closing cost and pre-paids. 

Reach out to your bank or ask around on BP for recommendations on loan officers.

I was seeking some insight from CA based Loan Officers (specifically independent LO’s) regarding how you got started, your day to day, and compensation.