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the bigger syndicators would be all over it.I personally dont know one syndicator or large investment companies that their business is to buy up 100s or thousands of section 8 houses'. 

Hey guys! I am currently finishing up a new construction single family home on a paid of residential lot. Once finished it’ll be 100% equity. Im shooting for it to be appraised around 135k im all in 85k . Any tips on ...

if they are CA based there are a few ways to legally lend hard money.. 

This can lead to missed opportunities, especially when speed and flexibility are crucial.Personally, I’ve seen investors switch to creative or alternative financing options, like hard money loans, private lending, or even seller financing, to avoid some of these pitfalls.

I will say for us on the DSCR lending, our fees are $2100.

I'm not aware of anyone in the US who will lend against collateral in a foreign country (not saying there aren't, I just don't know of any).

Portfolio lender that only lends in WA state.

Leveraging creative financing methods like hard money loans, private lending, or partnering with investors can also help you secure deals when traditional financing is delayed or limited.

@Justin MoyHey Justin,When we were syndicating deals back in 2018-19, our three syndications were all 506B.