I'm willing to put forward 100% of the grunt work, but I also need 100% financing whether that be through private money or hard money. 

I use privatized coverage- I'm 29 and generally healthy so I don't need much but it's more or less equivalent to a "silver" plan offered through covered california.

These listening forums are intended to reveal how HUD might make its primary rent subsidy program more accessible and acceptable, specifically in higher opportunity neighborhoods where landlord participation is lowest. 

Crew,From my angle (we have both banks/credit unions and large private money sources), Private money is typically the way to go for BRRRR.

The goal is to syndicate a 30+ unit deal with private money, approximately about 1m for the down.

I have a family friend that bought his house cash.  Unfortunately he may not have paid tax for almost 5 of 8 years living there (my estimate) a collection company is in the process of foreclosing on him.  I was wonder...

Anyone you approach for funds is going to want to know you have really thought this through.I don't personally deal with hard money, I do all our deals through private or commercial funding, so if you have questions on either of those I'm happy to help!

I have about 300k in cash sitting around that I was planning to use for my down payment and I was thinking of using those funds to provide private money to flippers.   

I have a private "lender" who in the past has floated me the money until I get my check but since moving out of state, this becomes more difficult as we need to do wire transfers etc...My question.

They are a private money lender that i'm considering moving forward with and has very flexible terms.