You verify your identity, and then do an electronic signature.

It's not that it's bad, but it's part of the maturity process.

However, the longest term available will depend on the maturity of the HELOC.So you can have 2 concurrent Fixed Rate Locked Balances even though you have only one HELOC.BTW, you an unlock these loans as well.

Is every single one identical in terms of repairs and capex, and they all net exactly $200 a month?  

Let's say there was a rental building next door with identical comps: What would stop them from going there instead to avoid paying those fees?

The syndication was a finite 6 year life, and contained multiple notes of varying maturity.  

You could always explore refinancing out of the hard money before it's maturity date, but on your first few deals your focus should be squarely on the property.

I wish I had had your maturity at your age!    

.- The format for the paystubs were identical and like no other stub I have seen

The stories are endless of one person on a block paying $8000 for all new windows and another practically identical house on the block paying $20,000 for all exact same new windows.So your means of buying and getting the windows installed can really affect whether this is a good idea or not.