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I haven't used them so I can't personally vouch for them and I have no affiliation whatsoever but I've been through some of their models and personally know people who have used them and been satisfied.

@Jon Joseph As someone who up to a couple of years ago had owned rental property in Dayton for years, who may be familiar with the property you were looking at (admittedly the possibility is low, it's been at least 5 years since I've been through any Dayton 5-unit properties), and who has done many, many seller financed purchases and who just last week gave a 2 hour presentation on seller financing to members of COREE (the most prominent REIA affiliated organization in Columbus) my prediction and strong opinion is that you will not be happy with the outcome. 

Do you have to be affiliated with the military to use PenFed? 

Later, you (preferably an affiliate of the Exchangor) raises the cash and deposits the cash into your 1031 Exchange account (before you need to close on the replacement property).

You have the option of going with a portfolio lender like Ridge Lending Group (no affiliation).

That broker cannot be affiliated with any other brokerages.The Division strongly discourages "Rent-A-Broker" situations, so you can attempt that at your own risk I suppose.

I have no affiliation with them and have never talked to somebody from the company.

I am not affiliated with this company in any way.

@Jamie Henkin you are in good hands as Steve is one of the good ones when it comes to affiliates.