They don't care where the money for closing comes from and they don't need to season the funds. 

If you lose LP/shareholder money then only your reputation is at risk - and many sponsors care more about making $ than their reputation.

It's important to factor in HOA fees, which can eat into your cash flow, and to carefully look over the rules set by the association, some have strict rules on rentals.

It sounds weird, but you have to be careful how much you advertise so that you don't get a reputation for being "out of money", while at the same time networking with wealthy individuals/family offices/private equity.It's a little different if your approach is going to be only loaning your own capital.

You can do whatever you want in Clev, they do not care.

Fortunately, the state where my replacement property is located recorded the deed within a week of closing.I would definitely recommend both of these companies because they really took care of me during the entire process to make sure this was a success.Cheers!

CA allows multi bene loans but they must be originated  by a CA RE broker.

Out of curiosity, anyone care to share their biggest pain points, gripes, or frustrations with building financial models?

Josh had a really serious health issue with one daughter and had to step back, and then sold the company.   

I only care that they are willing to articulate answers to my questions.