agree .. other wise its just the bottom feeders looking to take his equity from him  with couching it as a rescue.. his best bet it to sell if its owner occ the profit is tax free .. regroup and start over.. 

Partnering with investors or finding a private lender could also be a great way to get started.

However, building relationships with private money lenders can help you scale your business quicker depending on how many investments you want to do this year.

But now, consumers will get a check for $13 each and have little force lobbying for private property rights. 

It’s important to ensure you’re comfortable with these risks and consult a financial advisor.If you choose to use a HELOC, consider traditional financing or private loans as alternatives if you prefer not to risk your home.As for your first rental, markets in the Midwest and Southeast offer great opportunities with turnkey properties that are tenant-ready and appreciating.

You bet it is lower risk than being on the equity side.

Yeah I am a huge proponent of free markets and private property rights.

There is a lot of information on BP regarding being a private lender and outside groups taht have a lot of support in this space.

There's likely some good lessons he's learned that you may heed I'm not betting against you, but it seems like it could be a massive problem snowballing in the future.

Quote from @Brandon Blackmon: @Bruce Woodruff 100% the answer I'm looking.... a solid GC, has a 20-25% markup to I would for sure know going into this that these are private companies and they can set their own fees.