They may have alternative new construction type loans available.

*  What requirements and contingencies (i.e. umbrella and earthquake insurance policies; ex to forfeit some or all of her share of equity to make me whole, etc.) would you include for protection against possible forms of loss (i.e. lawsuits, natural disasters, mortgage default, property neglect/deterioration, etc.?

I knew a handful of investors looking for alternative investments.

There were a few things assumed on this, which make me question how good the numbers look - assumptions being that I could negotiate to a purchase price of $90k and that each unit would get $700/mo for a 1br/1ba.That said, here are the questions that I have (I understand that some of this will come more naturally with better understanding of the local market, but as I build that knowledge, I'd love to see what people here have to say):- Are these assumptions too aggressive?

I feel it also gives me some alternatives if something happens that I need to get them out of the lease - there is no lease yet!

I want to see where I need to be, what do I need to work on, and look into alternative options if I do not qualify rn.

I've poked around the marketplace but I'd really appreciate a reference to an eastern Kentucky licensed realtor who is internet savy and has the experience to list 277 acres w/a house and barn w/heated conc flr about 10 min from Natural Bridge State Resort Park, Wolfe County, KY.

We do have comparable entities in Mortgage Investment Corporations (MICs), but their operations are a little different (naturally as the legal and regulatory framework are different).

@Bryan Richard  You might be able to refinance into an alternative loan product.  

While I thought I would be able to get financing from an alternative lender, it hasn't come through and now I'm considering private lending at 9%.