I found it listed on Crexi, it was a dissolution of partnerships and we able to raise the funds and negotiate a quick closing.

Raising money is easy; managing assets is hard.

Also, consider raising capital after doing the first few - consistently building your connections while learning as you go. 

The idea was to upgrade the units significantly and raise the rents, then possibly sell once stable.

Having owned many residential and commercial properties I can tell you that having a rental property is like raising kids. 

Some of our owners like to buy value add properties and it is up to us to raise rents, rehab properties, and make it a stable asset.

They have raised their prices double over a few months period we have been using their platform.

We created a syndication and raised 1.500,000

Title changes or profit-sharing arrangements could raise concerns if they violate owner-occupancy or primary borrower rules.Financing in Your Name: Since the 203(k) loan will be in your name, you’ll be fully responsible for repayment.

If you think there might be the possibility of development raising the value in the future, you could try renting out the property to others for non-intrusive uses - parking, roadside vendor, etc.