I am looking for recommendations for institutions that provide scattered site financing for the Milwaukee area.

I really want to take a loan against my rental building so I can buy more investment properties, but my situation is I don't have tax returns ( new immigrant and this property has only generated income for 6 months), any suggestion on which financial institution can help a case like mine?

The terms/conditions are a huge flag as already pointed out, but the accent shouldn't be considered a flag if we ever want to get the mortgage lending industry (both private and institutional) more diverse than it is today.

Many large institutions are at 12 - 24 months.

Restricting short-term rentals of less than 6-months likely permitted, but must still be in the bylaws or CCRs, approved according to how restrictions are adopted in that HOA/POA.In short: talk to local counsel.

(Adopted 1/03, Amended 1/09)My apologies for typos - thIs Is a problem wIth the BP app.

Does anyone know a bank or lending institution that would lend based on a properties income as opposed to personal income?

@Jonathan Depa I'm not sure that short term properties are dealt with any different than long term tradition rental properties, but in 2009 Fannie Mae increased the number of properties that a bank or financial institution can finance to 10. 

We typically syndicate our equity requirements for our acquisitions through accredited investors and institutional investors.We have never done any TIC or DST and are very interested in learning more about how to find investors who are looking for 1031 like kind exchanges. 

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