I am looking for individuals who are interesting in building a long-term relationship and growing their portfolio.

The most common beginner-friendly strategies include buy-and-hold (acquiring properties to rent out), fix-and-flip (renovating and reselling), and house hacking (living in a multi-unit property and renting out other units).

In addition looking to connect with investor friendly:1.

My friend told me I should not pay anymore to negotiate better loan terms. 16.

I am not directly working with him (I am based in Boise, Idaho) but have connected him to a solid lender and a investor friendly realtor. 

If the two of you were simply individuals owning the property as tenants in common and neither of you owned more than 50% of the entity then you could make the case that it was not a related party transaction.My fear is that if audited the exchange would fail due to the closeness of the related transaction. 

Because that's exactly what big box HML are.Or do you mean Private Lender like an individual lending out their private capital for a real estate investor?

I'll share what I have learned in the markets I have researched.Ashford--this area has really picked up speed with STRs and there is a community in Ashford (Paradise Estates) that is investor friendly has several STRs.

I reviewed it with a friend of mine who's an investor with dozens of properties so I feel confident you'll like it.

The climate for investors is quite friendly, and there's a decent inventory of liens.Maryland: Particularly interesting due to some counties offering high rates of up to 24% per annum.