Private lenders may be your only option. 

I would explore your options for other sources of capital such as a HELOC or private (hard) money. 

HI Tylah, I'm a private landlord for my newly purchased 3F in Philly - wouldn't mind connecting at all. 

I looked at MLS property, FSBOs, private ads, signs on properties, word of mouth, everywhere I could think of/find. 

How do tenants feel about shared living spaces versus more private accommodations?

I have purchased a set of 4 properties in Salem NJ and need to refinance them all to pay off private money lenders.

I'm going to guess they are also managing the place and are taking you for a ride-they either sold you something that wasn't turnkey or they are bilking you for repairs.I'd go and tour the properties yourself, hire your own inspector to go through and do an inspection and then get repairs done or sell if you don't want to deal with it and get rid of the PM (assuming they are connected with the turnkey company you bought from). 

Of course we all want the best of both worlds; that is a hidden gem on a secluded/private beach, but close enough to a town to find good eats, drinks, and shopping.

Same thing here with discriminating against a private pay applicant because they're not government guaranteed income.

I’d like to put an offer in but will need to find a hard money or private money lender because all of my money is tied up in two other properties.