We are flexible on the location to a certain degree, but would not want to go south of the perimeter. 

I would take that money and do one of a few things with it:1-Look for a JV partner to do a larger deal with2-Keep learning about the market and investing as a whole and sit on the money until you have enough education to leverage it3-Use the money to set up your real estate business and buy leads & marketing betting on yourself may be the best of the optionsAlso tread lightly around the leave NJ advice places like OH, Baltimore, even parts of South Jersey can be money pits where ripping off out of towers is a cottage industry.

Hey @Vincent L SanchezI sorta agree with he 1st one, best bet is to find a partner that will jv with you. and If you'd really like to go for a private money/ hard money loan, that partner must have good experience and credit which can also be included in the loan app.  

I am invested in a note fund myself, but I also like the low minimums, flexibility, and ease of use of PeerStreet. 

. :) Heavy transactions I bet. 

I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.

Many lenders offer flexible financing terms up to 85% in some instances for investment property transactions. 

It is very flexible.  

If it shows well, tell her you’d like to advertise the unit and schedule a day/time window of showings asap and that you can be flexible or even eliminate the early termination fee if you can rent it quickly.

With the results of Beryl being tallied you can bet that some of the companies will be tightening restrictions and some may stop writing.