Obviously, if you don't have a lot of lines of credit open then you should probably get a credit card and start using it for small purchases that you pay off monthly (so you don't pay the interest).

Personally, I use my Lowe's and Home Depot credit cards for the rehab work I do. 

Though yes, the market indicates you need to raise rents (and you should!)

Here's the wording of the warranty:"Should any adjustment be required during the life of this home due to setting, our company will re-raise areas previously underpinned without cost to the owner.

All parties involve made a profit and also we learn a lot about different ways of raising money.

I do not see a lot of viable options that I can confidently invest my money in the stock market and a raise in capitol gains tax is almost certain.

The only issue I see with this is part of the JADU would beon the raised foundation.

We need to raise $2.25M to complete project consisting of 56 townhomes for rent along with a clubhouse.  

(I would love to raise rent on all the applicants but that seems uncool).Group a: couple with 3 kids, self employed but sufficient income, just sold house, wants to pay year in advance.

As the owner/ property manager you do not need to give them a copy of your ID - you can probably give them your business card.