Well finding private money isn't going to be easy if it was we'd all be rich by now.With that being said first I would suggest getting chummy with a local SEC lawyer to go over regs on SEC laws both state and federal.It's possible you have to be compliant which will cost you up the ying yang but that's the price in keeping squeeky clean because these days messing with securities is very serious.People who have money that might lend you can be:FamilyFriendsDoctorsLawyersAngel InvestorsFunds such as Hedges,Mutual,etcPeople with 401 K'sPeople with IRA'sPeople with Stocks,Bonds,etcPrivate Equity FirmsAnd a few others.

Chheang Yang thanks I appreciate the advice and will look into it Monday morning...

@John Yang Awesome tips.

@Andrew Yang, I’m a building contractor in Fremont and if your interested in costs or an estimate, feel feee to message me.Thanks Zab

@Nate Ginsberg I do believe @Frank Yang is correct you won’t find them to do down payment/Reno cost as a second lien holder.

The AOC's, the Andrew Yang's and the Ilhan Omar's. 

Hi @Steven Yang, I am a local Realtor and investor and have helped several BP'ers, I am under contract now with one in fact.

@Dennis Yang I honestly think rather than trying to open up a chain of HELOCs with variable rates and interest only payments you're better of using the delayed financing refi option to convert your rental into a conventional 30yr fixed rate mortgaged asset which will give you back your original HELOC funds which you can then recycle and use for another cash purchase. 

Frank Yang is awesome, he generally wants to help people.

Myself personally, I am an "old dog" in the RE game, I have decades of experience behind me, licenses and certificates up the ying-yang, and clients work with me for all of that, what I have in my mind, I don't think most care what I dress in at this point short of showing up in sumo attire.