And so began my journey to raising capital for a large multifamily investment.I started with a blank excel workbook and made a list of family, friends, business associates, alumni from college, and acquaintances who I thought had the ability to invest a minimum of $50,000. 

@Michael Blank I actually did a BRRRRR on a condo in Germantown and am self managing it.

For the expense categories I have listed which are blank, the Seller has said his expenses are "negligible", and I can see it's going to be a real struggle to get his historic records on this.

Check out Michael Blank's syndicated deal analyzer. 

-Michael Blanke (I love his podcast, and he talks a lot about his program which sounds good.

On these occasions he will name a very low price, since he was scared that I would unload my interest on him.

I agree that inflation is going to be an problem as I have stated on countless occasions on this board.

Check out Michael Blank here on BP he has a great course to assist you. 

I am going to be targeting three different scenarios: 1) Long term Lenders for ''non-recourse" loans to purchase rentals within our LLC that consists of 3 SDIRAs in a partnership, 2) Lenders (possibly partners) for buy and hold rentals out side our SDIRA LLC, 3) Shorter term lenders to make shorter term loans (2-5 years) on foreclosures to buy and likely hold for rental or possibly flip on occasion.

Erentpayment.com does take 3 business days to clear into my account, and there have been occasions that the tenants had NSF.