They would not be offering you a hard money loan (loan based on the hard asset) and instead they are lending to you as a traditional lender with private money.

As a private homeowner a good real estate brokerage should have a list of all things useful to homeowners available to you.

Quote from @John Williams: Has anyone been on the lender side of private money and had a bad experience that they are willing to share?

You could have picked it up, flipped it right back on the market for $300K without lifting a finger, or done a basic builder-grade renovation and sold it for $625K+.Also, most homes in the South End fall under RMF or R6 multifamily zoning.

It went from a rundown home and outdated in every aspect to an up to date property that I rented for 2 and a half years then sold What was the outcome?

But even that is going to be tight because almost every duplex sold in Milwaukee needs work.

She must've seen the rent roll.And can I get the number of that private lender? 

An agreement would be signed, and the property would be sold in 5 years and proceeds split up appropriately.

I bought my first rental in London, ON in October 2019, and recently sold in August 2024.

Otherwise they would have sold, taken the tax free cash and moved on.