The following links are not an endorsement of a particular lender, but just a quick googling of terms / rates (terms are all going to be similar as they have to comply with Fannie U/W policy regardless of originating lender) for Fannie programs:http://www.crefcoa.com/apartment-rates-main-fannie...http://www.crefcoa.com/fannie-mae-multifamily-small-loans.htmlThe tl;dr version is that you can get 80% LTV/LTC, 30 year fixed,  on properties with non recourse financing on fully stabilized properties (90% occupied is a requirement).The issue is that people think you can START with that financing on a non-stabilized/value add/new construction/rehab type property.

When you get the great @Dawn Anastasi, @Joel Owens and other vastly knowledgeable and experienced folks to endorse your post, that is awesome!

That whole process is a separate post, and includes filing the claim, coordinating with the adjustor and my mgmt, providing the adjustor receipts and documentation, catching that my claim reward accidentally excluded a material part of the plumbing repair, receiving two separate claim checks, depositing them without realizing they required endorsements by my mortgage servicer, having the checks rejected by my bank while incurring fees, having the insurance company re-issue the checks directly to my loan servicer, finally depositing the checks this past weekend…and while I write this I’m realizing I may have coverage for lost rental income to follow up on!

For private money lenders, what title endorsements do you typically require in Pennsylvania?

On the multi-family thing: we recently recorded an interview with Rod Khleif, who really endorses multi-family investing.

This can usually be accomplished by an assignment clause on the sale contract and endorsed over to the assignee.

I second the LinkedIn recommendation - it's a great place to find people from just about any field, and people who have said on there that they're willing to be contacted for business opportunities are usually serious, and will respond.I'd take the time to get a few endorsements from old colleagues / friends before sending out contacts though.

Interest 4.5%, 30 year fixed Home price $680,000 Our origination fees $1,790.00 Flood Certificate $25.00 Prepaid Intrest 15 days $1,006.03 Title services & lender title ins $850.00 Pre paid finnance charges Appraisal fee $550.00 Compiance inspection (if applicable) $150.00 First year home owners insurance $1,800.00 Home owners insurance 2 months@ $150 $300.00 Taxes 3 months @ $416.67 per month $1,250.00 Title services and lenders title insurance Lenders title ins $677.00 Departamental charges $475.00 Bankruptcy & company charges $185.00 Endorsements $350.00 Escro service fee / contin $300.00 Owners title insurance $2,749.00 Recording fees $550.00 Transfer taxes $12,410.00 State tax/Stamp $10,472.00 Survey $500.00 $36,389.04 total cost $716,389.04

It is unlawful for any person to engage in the business of, act in the capacity of, advertise as, or assume to act as a real estate broker or a real estate salesperson within this state without first obtaining a real estate license from the department, or to engage in the business of, act in the capacity of, advertise as, or assume to act as a mortgage loan originator within this state without having obtained a license endorsement.10131.

That doesn't ask for an endorsement and they might tell you who they have worked with before.