If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

You can PM me if I ask something too personal. you can get hardmoney loans with 50% cash down most of the time for bare dirt.. but larger development projects with no esxperince financing while I would say is almost impossible but  there might be a lender out there.. 

I live in a Boston suburb and plan to buy a property in this area in a B class area which I expect to run me 500k+.I plan to buy something that needs work and plan to have 10k set aside for renovation and 30k for a down payment as well as some reserves.

Personally I would be a little cautious of the roof and furnaces as they might be getting to the end of their lives and those are larger expenses. 

Even 30k on a larger project as a committed line of credit at say, the federal prime rate - would save someone a little bit of money. 

Hello all,I am about to finish renovation of a single family and I was wondering if I would be better off to wait until Spring to list it.

I'd look at renovating the units to see how much rents could increase.

In general terms the larger the bank to tougher it will be for you. 

Hi all,Looking at potentially picking up a 4plex (recently renovated, $425k asking, rents are $4050/mo gross + $1045/mo gross RUBS) in the Larchmont area, currently off-market opportunity. 

My wants are a 10-15 door unit in the 750-900k price range but would consider something larger if it was a good opportunity.