@Robin CasperOne error in your accusation....by definition, in a short sale the bank does Not own the property, the borrower still does and yes, they have the right to rent it out or let their agent rent it out.

@Jordan Pratt  Keep in mind that unfortunately for conventional lending, the down payment can't be borrowed. 

I own a property and am looking to borrow against it.

I am looking for options to borrow from 10k to 30k... paid back over 3 to 5 years possibly sooner.

He maintains this network of borrowers.

I've been borrowing money against my properties, but up until this point I've only borrowed small amounts and out of the 3 people that have loaned me money two have given me cash and the other person used zelle.

A win-win for borrower and lender. 

And, we would have an established $100,000 in equity which can be borrowed against (I think?)

You can even manage your leverage on your investment properties by not borrowing as much as lenders will lend, but just enough to pay back your LOC.

Basically it was a beg, borrow & steal situation.