By partnering with local businesses, offering flexible leasing options, and leveraging technology, these strategies can attract potential tenants and maximize the ROI on properties, even in a competitive market.Good luck!

If you have no skin in the game, you'll usually start at 50% equity and work your way from there depending on what you can offer.But doing 10 deals a year with a partner is much better than doing 1 or 2 deals on your own. just be open and flexible to make a deal that's mutually beneficial

Some lenders have flexible terms on helocs or a fixed second mortgage.  

I bet the filter is clogged 

Your best bet is definitely going to be a small credit union or regional bank in that area. 

Probably not a great bet.

Whether you're flipping houses or looking for buy-and-hold opportunities, I'm here to offer flexible financing solutions.

If you want formalized training, your best bet is to take a course and then network like crazy to get in the orbit of other successful syndicators so that you can see how they operate.Here are some resources:Value Hound Academy with Craig HaskellSyndication and Crowdfunding WorkshopGene TrowbridgeJillian Sidoti

If you interacted with persons in trying to understand there quoting as you communicated here, no you wouldn't get much for answers because it's demanding, condescending and with hollow threats, nobody wants to deal with that BS or person so of course they blow you off, I bet you'd blow that person off too. 

If you can coordinate your purchase with the Menards 11% off Rebate Match that is tour best bet.