There are alot of private equity firms out there that will take a leap of faith if the numbers are right and there are a pile of different loans that fit the multifamily arena.So ive come to the decision for me personally to do this for my first time without one of those mentorship programs that promise the sky and deliver dirt.

Either is delivering packages but people do it, make other people and themselves money and enjoy it. 

https://www.fincen.gov/resources/filing-informationI went onto the Fincen website and there are a bunch of forms...So I cant figure out which form to fill outWe have a few LLCs that hold rentals...

You can lookup the tax rate on the county assessor website - Make sure you are looking at or calculating the property tax WITHOUT any exemptions (since you’ll not get any as an investor). 

However, considering gross monthly income and operational expenses, I'm looking for strategies or types of properties that can provide a better net ROI.Here are some key points:Location: At least a C neighborhood that is safe for driving around at all hours.Cashflow: Investments that can deliver superior cash flow.Involvement: I have the time and willingness to handle maintenance and operational activities myself.

As low as .21 sqft delivered 

Jon K.Terms are 15% interest4 1/2 points$2900 participation fee25% of profitsLoans up to 70% ARVInspection fees of $225 per drawThere is more detail on my website under Hard Money Terms>100% Financing if you are curious, but the program has a very limited geographical scope.

This market is both challenging and rewarding, ready to deliver for those who approach it with insight and a solid strategy.

if the answer is no.. then please keep in mind this will be next to impossible for you go get unless your financially strong enough to walk in the local bank and borrow from them. no HML is going to loan that kind of money on new construction for someone with no track record.UNLESS you put in a huge amount of cash.. up front. so were We see all these folks getting scammed is they don't realize they really don't qualify for financing.. there is some notion running around that HML are just equity lenders they are not.. they are experience lenders IE how many have you done.. first time borrower VERY short leash. so you have the scammers saying no problem  the bigger the loan the bigger up front fee they hit you with and never fund.If you have the ability to go on American Greed website.. look up the episode on Remington financial.. they were the mother of the pump and dump Due diligence scams.. 

I tried the AM Best website but it appears a subscription is required...