@Melissa Odom private money has been awesome for me and helped me grow my portfolio tremendously.We used it to do BRRRR where we bought the property with private money, rehabbed it with that money too and refinanced as soon as we could to get them their money back.Our private money lender was happy because they made their return and didn't have any worries because we were an easy borrower.

In my experience, there are some parks that allow investors to do business in their parks and others that only allow homeowners to live in the homes in their communities.

I did Seller Financing for a business I purchased.We did their price and did a 2% Down Payment with Terms that we called "Step Up" we started with a low monthly payment but every 12 months we increase the monthly payment too.

Whether they used the city/county inspector or hired their own "private provider" inspector, the results of each inspection should be on there.

However, if anyone has recommendations on alternative methods for securing capital like private lenders, please let me know.Also, I'm in the process of learning how to underwrite through online courses, but finding rental comps for MF seems a bit more complicated than single family homes.

.) - Many residential lenders now offer 'business loans' or DSCR (debt service coverage ratio loans) from 5-8-10 units.

Thanks Stephen, yea I did talk with one private loan officer whom also said to do a sale and rentback but need to talk to some more for sure.

Private money is a proven way to capitalize portfolio growth but creates another business to administer.

Some aspects of any discussion like this (discussions of net worth, verification of one's holding, even my full name) should really be private.

Hey everyone,Like many others, I was fascinated by episode#968: Making $10,000/Month PER Rental with These Guaranteed Cash Flow "Contracts" w/ Noble Crawford.I own a duplex in the greater Boston area, and believe the ...