It's geared towards physicians, dentists, and other moderate to high income professionals.

Her office is approximately 80% of the building with the rest leased to a separate dentist.

I don't mind painting, too much, but I'd rather spend the day at the dentist than paint trim (baseboards, casings, doors, etc.).What would be a round figure to have the trim painted on a 1,000 sq. ft. house?

In casual conversation with my dentist the other day I mentioned that I was looking for someone who needed to sell their house so that I could flip it.

@Christopher Cosby others with more experience should chime in here on what I am about to say - like @Jay Hinrichs - but you don't really "find" a private lender... usually a private lender is someone already in your network - a trusted business associate, colleague, family member, your dentist, etc.And you can usually find legit HMLs at REIA meetings.  

See if there are any doctors or dentists or businessmen in your area that want to be private investors. regards, Ken

in some states its required that they be NMLS registered and state licensed. there are 12 states that require this on any loan for any purpose on a 1 to 4 unit. 5 and more no license required.Private money Is when your having your teeth cleaned and you mention to your dentist you have this great RE deal.. and he mentions he has 300k sitting in his Solo 401k or Sidra making 1% and would be happy to partner or lend to you..

-Byron Kearns You want to put the information and numbers into a ONE page presentation - not fancy - just facts - and then show it to every friend, family member, dentist, doctor and businessman that will talk to you.

I could easily google how to pull my own teeth, but I still go to a dentist when I have a toothache. 

Also, a programmer/dentist/doctor/venture capitalist might just want to pick up a little apartment building.