I currently have a day job working as an Automation and Controls Engineer.Our experience in real estate is minimal.

This strategy can also mess up a solo 401k plan if you have one and can cause complications with other retirement plans you may have, so get with a CPA that is knowledgeable about everything you have going on before you implement a strategy like this.You can loan yourself the money, which will allow you to pull it out tax free, however if the amount is over $10,000 you must impute a reasonable interest rate when paying it back to the company (and you do have to pay it back and document the transaction with a promissory note).In general, C-Corps are very difficult as far as flexibility goes for the owner(s), which is part of the reason why I rarely recommend them to most small business owners.

If the problem continues and this aesthetic deficiency continues to be a matter of concern, then there are ways of resolving it , but the methods to implement it are of a considerable level of expense.

The process is known to me, and not difficult to implement from far away.2.

@Steve Austin resort fees are owner implemented and must be disclosed in the listing description.

What strategies are you all implementing to get your projects funded, when your not wanting to use your own cash?

I think it's a very good way to get started, but difficult to implement where I live.

Has it helped from an automation side and or marketing standpoint?

It's a strategy I implemented for a while but grew to loathe.

Those automated valuation models are ballpark at best...I would think they would work well on a newer house in a large masterplanned community but not much else.