You are right that there may be a lender out there that will do it, but with the scenario the OP posted, they are few and far between.

so I would highly recommend them for that.Bob Coleman is an investor and owns an accounting business in OP KS, and hosts a meetup every Tuesday.

My recommendation would be the Riverdale area, Pelham gardens, Allerton area, co-op city area, Throggs neck, country club, Pelham bay, Pelham parkway, Morris park & Westchester square.

If you keep posting erroneous information, I'm going to keep correcting you so that subsequent readers are armed with correct information.The OP was asking about lump sums vs level premiums.

Both buildings built in 1950's, which as far as multi-family props in this area goes, is on the newer side.Currently fully rented with mostly long term tenants, bringing in around $5100/month plus ~$100/month from coin-op laundry. 

I agree that prudent debt strategy is very important, it just seems like it'd be difficult to produce a comfortable return at 50% levered.As far as the OP's question - the right answer for me was syndication.

Hmmm)2) LO knows how to do it right, but miscommunicated it to OP3) OP misunderstood LOAccount Closed post back once it's clear which of the above it was.

Just trying to address the OPs question. 

What's keeping the OP from just taking the investor's money and running off to another country?

It sounds like the OP has a first position lien at 20% or less of value.