Trying to plan ahead, by April we'll be refi'ing 4+ properties, each with varying levels of rehab - three duplexes and one 4-unit.I know we're limited in number of conventional loans that can be tagged to our names. 

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Tag me if you have any questions I could answer about a commercial loan. 

Hi Barry, thanks so much for tagging Jerryll.

If the inspector rolls up and sees an immaculate job site where all the big ticket items are up to code they will usually just green tag it and move on.

Do they have a different tag?

But Aaron is giving you good advice because getting red tagged on a project will add delays and costs that would otherwise be avoided if you used a licensed architect from the beginning.

As suggested booked marked it and tagged for quick future reference.

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Some don't want newbies tagging along and have limited patience in answering questions.