The best way to secure a private lender is to have a Solid Executive Summary for You and Your CompanyYou need a strong Board of Directors, and a good list of previous projects you've completed.Imagine if you were a Private Money Lender, and someone came to you with a deal...

Your best bet is to ask the Seller to pull credit or to have a specific disclosure executed granting you permission from the Borrower to pull credit.  

(A) Every land installment contract shall be executed in duplicate, and a copy of the contract shall be provided to the vendor and the vendee.

(Negotiable based on borrower experience)- Execute Joint Venture Agreement- Profit will be split based on deal and level of experience of borrower- Agreement term is for 6 months, after which, borrower profit split is reduced to 50% and I assume management of the project.Does this sound reasonable?

Are you saying my LLC can act as the legal principal that controls the sellers' property as a result of the LOI executed in Step #1? 

Or make the execution of the contract contingent on specific documents being delivered.  

No lender worth anything would consider postponing without a full package (Executed contract, perfect transaction in every way and ready to close) .

Good morning BP Family,I  am currently working on an executive summary to assist me in my effort to display mycompany and invesfment opportunity offering in an effort to raise seed money, I wanted to know if anyone can shed any light to any executive summary templates for multifamily or geared toward multifamily software that I can use?

You, of course, need to be able to execute on the calling of the note if the lender does it.  

As for judgments, mentioned by Bill Hochstedler, in MA a court case is a public record (and now many court dockets can be searched on line) but unless The EXECUTION was recorded by the sheriff as a lien against the real estate, it would not be at the registry of deeds.