Looking for hard money lenders in the metro Minneapolis/st.paul area of Minnesota.

Right now in the Minneapolis area 12% of purchase agreements are failing to complete (although not always due to financing).

I saw her at a REI meeting in Minneapolis and she seemed pretty down to earth and real considering she is sort of a guru.  

Does anybody have recommendations for contractors in Minneapolis who may be interested in a smaller scale roof repair?

I have a major constraint in that I only visit Minneapolis for a few months a year (hoping to make the move permanent in a year or 2) so starting a business and not being there to run it is a concern.

I hope to buy MF properties but the Minneapolis market is tight and the pickings, slim.Rentals can be management intensive, just like they can be a pain to prep for the market either initially (like I'm doing now) or between tenants.A couple of options for those with a few more $$ (maybe from IRAs?)

@Craig Curelop I’m in Minneapolis.

If I was going to invest in small multi i would look for something like the brick fourplexes I grew up around in the suburbs of Minneapolis. 40 years later they look identical and equine almost zero maintenance. 

Minneapolis recently passed a law saying you cannot deny tenants based on Section 8 housing status. 

The only time I would consider a C location is if there is a development coming into the area that could bring it up to a B location.One property we did that is a perfect example of a C class property in a B...and improving area (development etc.) is the Bottineau On the River in a growing area of NE Minneapolis.