Does anyone know if the 2018 changes to the Dodd-Frank law will once again allow private lenders to loan on owner-occupied residential properties?

@Jack Bobeck can we talk via private message about those answers?

The answer is private money and I've exhausted my options there.

Most banks take 30-45 days to close while my private money lender takes 14, a seller will always pick me over the financed buyers.

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For example, if the multifamily has positive cashflow it will also fit for a condo conversion. 

Article can be found herehttps://www.eastbayexpress.com/SevenDays/archives/...The City Council Minutes from the meeting can typically be found here, though for this particular meeting, on the 17th, have not been made available yethttps://oakland.legistar.com/calendar.aspxI wanted to help bring some attention to this as house-hacking is such a huge conversation here on BP and was the only way I found that I could feasibly invest here in the Bay Area.  

My efforts did not go unnoticed and to my surprise I was able to find a private party lender to back my investment. 

Also, all of these fees must be disclosed in the legal document  (PPM = private placement memorandum) shared with the investors that are signing up for the investment.If you'd like more clarification, feel free to PM me.Best of luck!

He is a private lender with rates ranging from 5-7% ???