Which at it's simplest basic form is YOU, the landlord, are actively paying the bank so you can own the property, not the bank.

When you start bringing in investor money, you can reimburse yourself for all those costs, but that doesn't mean you can just start a syndication with no money in your bank account.  

Lets first start with I am basing this on traditional bank financing compared to hard money.

Would anyone have any recs on location banks, credit unions, etc that would look at a deal like this?

I'd probably get multiple feasibility studies before engaging a bank and/or spending any money on the actual project.

Many property owners in this financial situation do not know who to trust since they're being told different things by attorneys, the bank, investors, and Realtors.

Please help me find a bank, credit union, etc that will let me use 100% of my equity on an investment property for an interest only HELOC.

I met the bank appraiser during his visit, and he shook his head at my purchase price in amazement.A year later, a duplex, now valued at $240K was advertised in the papers for $180K, also by an agent.

Most guys will watch, some will fail at the first impression and very few will buy her a ring.  

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