Don't worry about what the lender will do, simply ask them.

David,  this is part of the cycle.. so many especially on BP started in real estate after 08 and their only perspective is the once in a lifetime buying opportunism that existed in 2009 to 2013 ish 2014 ish.. depending on area of the country.now to me its getting back to normal.there should not be thousands of wholeslaers there is simply not enough deals for all these who think they can make money doing that ... but they will find out..

A deal is simply buying a property for less than market value, ie below retail.

These are simply the facts I experienced.

If Hardesty (someone who recently stated she wants a moratorium on all "high end" development in Portland) wins, then the future of Portland is very precarious. 

Assuming your credit is decent, you should simply connect with a lender to line up your financing, then start looking around for a condo in New Haven.

Or simply go to county doc office online search?

Are you primarily finding value in hard money loans or are you simply buying existing performing loans?

I think it could be a big win if I'm able to a deal!

We have some unique hybrid plans for unique/smaller portfolios...really the goal is to always make it a win win and essentially make sure by adding management it will increase revenue that exceeds cost or of course free up owners time to be 100% hands off.