So you are better off lending from your personal name.As to a license, you need a license in the state in which you intend on lending only if you are intending on charging above that state’s usury limits.

You may run into problems with contractors and the labor not knowing how to install the panels, or charging you more because there are fewer companies for you to choose from.

I do know a few lenders that don't have a seasoning period for their refi on a 30-yr fixed, but charge 4-5%, the only thing they require is having a tenant signed on an annual lease.

Do they charge you for every single question you ask?  

Real Work is hard and they charge and return phone calls according to what they perceive the pain will be to them and their crews.

Nothing is fair in this world.If things were actually FAIR in real estate, you would charge just that amount of rent that allows you to buy and maintain the property.

Those changes are now codified at the state level for all of Oregon to follow by SB 291.Of note, Senate Bill 291 will require additional disclosures from the landlord in order to charge for applicant screening.

Accredited investors don t need to rely on a syndicator and it’s property up charge to find a good deal.

We have 2 tenants who are asking about sole use of the spot and want to know how much we'd charge. 

Sorry you are dealing with this- in all honesty, your PM should be leading the charge and just keeping you posted.