I was skeptical, so I spoke with the lender's boss to make sure it would lend.

A set of two multifamily properties are being liquidated and sold near me and it’s about $2M before any possible discount/negotiations with the owner. They are currently almost entirely rented condo or townhouse style...

With over 20 years in real estate investing, property management, and lending in the Tampa Bay area, I highly recommend Tampa, Florida, for your US investments.

Every so often I have heard people say they have found tax lien/deed lending, but I think that is pretty rare and not widely available.   

I'm looking to apply these skills to lending/mortgage banking, investment/property management, acquisitions or development. 

Lender's require a cushion of equity to lend.  

Deciding whether to buy properties under your personal name or an LLC is an important consideration, especially when you're planning to use hard money and then refinance.Buying Under Your Personal Name: Easier Financing: Most banks prefer to lend to individuals rather than LLCs, especially for first-time investors.

As for a generational lineage plan, it's best to assume at a future date you will liquidate EVERYTHING, roll it into a fund of some type be it in syndications, W.S. or what-not, and than the heirs will "manage the managers" as this is the most realistic long-term multi-gen inheritance structure.     

If you watch you can see all his people whispering secrets on who to go after the weak ones.They promise all the resources you need.My guess is for every 3 day event he does which is 2 times a year and all the people they sign up outside of that he profits nicely I would guess somewhere around 75+ people or more a year averaging 20K a person makes it a whopping $1.5 million dollars or more a year plus all the inside deals with banks, realtors,syndications and anything they can stick there hand in to get paid. 

There are a handful of commercial lenders that will lend on this but the rate will be sky high.