You would have to either get several locations or a real big one for the "excess" cash flow to offset your current Career income (depending on your current income level).Everything above sounds Rosy. 

I was planning on using them to fund my next deal.  Anyone here ever use them?  Just wanting some feedback.  They seem like good people on the phone.  Thanks.

SMS is one service I sell/manage as a consultant and if you don't know how to stay compliant, you shouldn't do it.

You can check the documentation, permit info, warranty etc. or often there is an owner’s manual inside the home and also a plaque on or near the inverter or one of the switch boxes with the company name and contact info.

Our unit is booked up with one-day turn arounds for the next few weeks and I am not sure what to do next.

We are handling one now where the prepayment penalty will be $750, and it was a nobrainer since he is getting better terms.  

(One month you may have a lender that can do cash outs on listed properties, another month you can have a lender that does not have seasoning on a BRRRR) Cons: 1.

One unit (1700 sq ft.) is currently leased as a commercial office.

@Holly PetersonDealing with one now where borrower died.

The new owner has since failed to pay utility bills in one of the two building, causing it be condemned.