I believe that finding good people you trust is a key part of findings by a good syndication partner. 

if you're still looking for a hard money lender, I can connect you with my partners :)

Get a partner, family or hard money loan...get creative - send this guy a letter.

Pay them well, quickly and treat them like your business partners. 

For partnerships, consider being a limited partner when you can.

By partnering with local businesses, offering flexible leasing options, and leveraging technology, these strategies can attract potential tenants and maximize the ROI on properties, even in a competitive market.Good luck!

Hello, my real estate investment partner and I are in talks with a party about getting a $1-2M promissory note in place, which we would draw on to make acquisitions of 12-25 single family homes over the next year or so.

@Carleton T.When I partner on deals, the way I typically do it is put the house into a Land Trust and have the beneficial interest of the trust spell out the percentage of ownership.

If these options are not a possibility, should I partner with a broker to comply with the state regulation? 

While it’s true that most agents gauge a potential client’s seriousness by the existence or absence of a pre-approval letter, I think you can ease concerns by being honest with agents and voicing a preference to receive a lender recommendation from a trusted partner - which is what your agent should be from beginning to close.