It's somewhere between $150,000 and $250,000 I'll need, so not those little lenders I keep running into on Google.It's not for some new, risky business I'm hoping is a homerun, but for a long time, well-established franchise that has already been doing great for a number of years.The length of the loan doesn't matter too much to me, as I could throw large chunks toward this summer, and then probably be done with it by next summer, as my current business, which is massively passive, is very seasonal (Spring time).I won't say I'm desperate, but also with the shorter nature of the loan, and proven sales, as well as the success of my other business, I would even be willing to go for higher than normal rates.Anyway, thanks for any advice on lenders you might know of that deal in this area.

But just do your homework and take massive action.

You should see a massive increase in home owner activity and interest in purchasing.

If that is met, without having any prior business activity or massive income it will be nearly impossible to take the route of a commercial loan from a big bank wont it?

If you offer tenants a good property at a fair price you will make money barring some massive financial crisis that will put millions in your same position, and you might make money anyway.

Tim C.Silver Bay's Investor Presentation is certainly an interesting read, thank you for posting it.Silver Bay will be a fascinating case study to determine if the single family rental business model can be profitable on a massive nationwide scale.

We've constructed and begun work on a massive marketing campaign consisting of direct mail, newspaper ads, magazine ads, internet marketing, business cards and pamphlets at local businesses, cold calling, walking around our neighborhoods looking for properties, and word of mouth and bird dogging.

Thanks @Taylor Massive .

Now if you are a massive company with 30 subsidiaries you want to be headquartered in a friendly state.

From what I've been told, massive action produces massive results.