Offering a decent return and equity stake for bringing the dough to get your next deal done is far better than watching your competition or a Yogurt shop go up across the street because you were too scared/greedy (in a polite way) to concede a bit of your profit to get the deal across the finish line.I also have access to a few dozen Equity investors that may be interested in your deal if you have exhausted all other avenues in your own circle of influence.Keep us all posted of your progress.

The full bath has a window other 1/2 bath (toilet and wash basin ) very small maybe 5x3 and no window... neither bath has ever had an exhaust fan and the house IS NOT having extensive remodleing...

because they think you're going to pay full retail, cash, and close within the hour is exhausting.  

By the time you have exhausted the list of sources mentioned on here you will probably succeed in finding the current owners name if not their current address.

Let me add that most of our renovations are rather exhaustive, but they are never less than 60 days, and usually 90-120.

After exhausting nearly all of my private lending options I have to find a way to scrape up some cash for a down payment on a (4) 1 bedroom apartment + 1 small commercial storefront space in a small town in Indiana.Could anyone provide me contact information for a lender that I could try to reach out to as I don't necessarily trust all of the Google search results that came up....

It's exhausting and you can blow 45-70k in renovations, carrying charges in six months easy -- before your FBSO sign or "FOR RENT" sign goes up.

It is an exhaustive (about 600 pages) study of the central bank in the United States.

For you, if without assets, it is a win win deal IMO.If you first exhaust your own credit and resources, and you make a profit on the 50% split, then it is better than no deal at all.

I am newer to this exhausting all my options to get this done.