You can't buy a property with a handful of cash (or transfer from a stranger's account) unless the lender can prove exactly where it came from.

Now I’m sure the owners of Bigger Pockets are glad that you would say that, but in reality, Bigger Pockets is full up with strangers, and there are very few posters that do not have something to gain by posting.If something goes wrong in your life, don’t expect a lot of help even from a paid mentor.

If a landlord is willing to let someone sublet for this reason, they're probably not a very experienced landlord, and you end up with the blind leading the blind.As a direct answer to your question, no landlord worth their salt is going to be excited about the prospect of a stranger subletting their property.

@Ramada Evans your approach, not doing your own research and just asking a bunch of strangers for general advice, has a high probability of ending badly. 

Or those partnering, especially with strangers. 

My first fear for you is that you don't really know much based on your questions and you might need longer to learn it than just trying to get and fund this deal. 22 units, with only 2 multis as experience, makes it harder to find stranger money, but more probably to find friend or family money if that makes sense.

While I am just a stranger on the internet.

It was just an event put on by some stranger, pointing us to buy the 3 day workshop.He told us a story of how he used to be broke, but he spent his last 3k on his credit card and it changed his life.

If a stranger looks you up to verify you’re real, can they find you?

Also, many of the sponsors that have full real estate cycle experience, market under the older rule of 506B (which means they are not allowed to market to strangers on Internet sites).