Yes, I have a institutional revolving credit line $3-25M (reusable per project based on a simple $2500 fee to use each time and no underwriting) they do not offer revolving line only regular line from $1-3M.  

Yale is great for student housing, traveling clinicians, and other cash flow ideas- not the fastest appreciation in the world, but getting better and the Yale impact as a behemoth "institution" isn't going anywhere :) 

AND you must maintain adequate reserves to take care of the disasters that may happen.So my advice- build your equity.There plenty of other opportunities elsewhere, my clients are involved in institutional grade properties across the country.

The inventory that I am talking about is the institutional investors who bought after the crash and held in portfolio.

If Cardone was one tenth as good as he claims to be institutional investors and family offices would line up to give him money. 

“A lot of these people are going to be in very serious financial situations,” said Loretta Worters, a spokeswoman for the Insurance Information Institute.

MIDDLE (during ownership)- Ensure that your investor relation team (even if it just you) are communicating effectively and not being spammy with your investors' updates (interesting balance) - Keep your "professional" 3rd party property manager (or regional) on their toes by triple-checking your GL frequently and that your PM company is instituting your business plan to a tee because remember your bosses (the investors) are expecting you to deliver, as promised, that 15 or 20% IRR in your fancy webinarBACK END (sale - full cycle)- Exit at a sweet cap or at a higher price so that your investors can get awesome returns so that they not only come back to you but they refer other people to you for your next deal.

If you take that solely, you'll be racing to the top with institutional development and large(r) investment firms that have beaten you to the punch and are willing to engage with you to support their (artificial) price propping.

However, not all financial institutions/401k plans offer this, it is usually about 50% of the total asset value, and there may be a fee.

They refused to offer me any advice as to what kind of institution would set up such an account for me.I'm not ready to dismiss this idea out-of-hand.