I hard money lend with the intent of opening a private fund in the next year which will require a more traditional hedge fund setup.Always happy to chat and note I am not an attorney this is just my experience. 

It is unlikely that a traditional loan would be an option for a wholesale deal, unless the seller is willing to work with you and the property qualifies for a traditional loan.

I really appreciate you reaching  out to me , and giving us any insightsThank you,You can creatively finance it by not going through traditional lenders.

In a perfect world it works, but we live in a far from perfect world. 2) I would use DSCR loans or Traditional Investment financing to purchase properties the slow way and make sure the cashflow is there with conservative calculations. 

It will be difficult for you to find an “off market turn key” deal in the traditional sense of cold-calling, driving for dollars or whatever other creative lead generation tools that exist for finding motivated sellers.

Many thanks,If you are planning on traditional financing (like Fannie Mae) then you need to know the rules.

Hello,Traditionally I have always done 20% down for a rental property and tried to see if I can find anything on obtaining a loan that requires less than 20% down on a investment property.

I had bought a duplex a few months before and while it was a positive experience, traditional bank financing took forever so I decided to use cash for my next purchase.

Unfortunately, sometimes it is best to take your medicine and sell at a lost.

Edit: My experience is Student Housing, LIHTC, Mixed Income, and Traditional Multifamily.