He's in his upper 60's and does not have a BP profile, not on Linked In so not much to check on.

Call one of your architects to do the research for you, noone in BP will have all your answers, they are too specific, your architect and the building department will know the answer to those questions. your firm should be able to get quotes from builders mentioned on your profile.

I'm certainly hoping for this, as I'm invested in two apartment deals that have been struggling in the suburbs near Phoenix.A post like this is a great way to meet local investors and agents, and you can always visit the Phoenix Market Page to learn more about the market, and begin browsing deals for sale in the area.

Paydex profile, building a bus. score etc. and then getting Paydex 'funding' tied to LLC at 2-10% for 6 to 18 months -- SERIOUSLY?????... 

Developing mitigation strategies for high-risk areas helps reduce the project's overall risk profile.

But if you are buying property in cash for, say, $200k, and need 50-100k for rehabs, that is a totally different risk profile for your lender.You could consider partnering with someone with experience.  

They negotiate everything for you depending on your credit profile.

If you really want to go down that path, I suggest that you apply to work for a syndicator or RE Private Equity shop as an analyst or operator for a year or two, and browse through 100+ deals over that time period, underwriting each one, and trying to figure out, over that time, which ones you were "right" about, and which ones you were "wrong" about, as best you can.

I would suggest that you start by completing your profile on this platform so that people know who you are and where you’re from….

Maybe they don't have a business profile created or claimed on google for google reviews to be associated with them.