There are many institutional investors from Wall Street that buy single family homes.

Most institutions can do it, but some are much better than others.

By adopting these strategies, investors and property managers can navigate the complexities of the CRE market, ensuring their investments remain resilient and profitable in the long run.

The most widely adopted is Canva.

In addition one of their more attractive aspects is that most of them already have institutional debt on them which you assume your share of. 

To reach your objectives, make use of BiggerPockets tools, get in touch with knowledgeable investors, and adopt a methodical strategy.

That makes sense - these successful GPs/Operators are often only looking for institutional investors / QPs because they don't want the hassle of smaller checks.I've probably looked at dozens of deals so far and came close to investing in one that required a larger check.

In this scenario, you are lending money to yourself as an individual, it allows you to make regular mortgage payments to yourself rather than paying the P+I to a bank or other lender.The first step is to qualify for a Non-Arm’s Length Mortgage with a financial institution. 

I am a mortgage broker (not licensed in CT), but here in Hawaii we have a few national mortgage banks/financial institutions we work with which will provide financing on condos where the master policy is less than 100% replacement cost.

The "market" that gravitated to these hot spots; Austin, Nashville, Savannah, Asheville Miami are primarily corporate and institution leads(New York and California based mainly).