It can be difficult to find a lender that does them on investment properties, but they are out there.

It turned out the whole thing was a bit of a scam - the "lender" took a huge up front fee ($4,000) to do the deal - so it turned out they weren't really the lender... they were acting more like a broker...while it wasn't said this way, it appeared to be "after you pay us $4,000, we'll try to go and find you a loan."  

The rep said only Kohler can install their products and they do nothing else which means she is on her own to find another contractor to finish the remodel.

How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Find a home that has a basement entrance and has at least 1 bed and 1 bath down there.

You can find 80% LTV products out there but I've found the higher rate to be rather prohibitive.

My question is regarding finding a hard money or private lender that lends with notes as collateral instead of just properties?

How do you find the big investors in your area?

Some people have the ability to find an Owner who will hold the mortgage on the Building.

Purchase price: $425,000 Cash invested: $130,000 Contributors: Min Zhang Min was awesome for a remote investor How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?