I absorb information very fast and have gone through a good chunk of course work and books in just a short time.I am ready to start looking for deals.

@Tony ScalYou could try for a blanket open ended line of credit with a portfolio lender would be easier if you are working with someone you have a relationship with and much easier if they held first position.  

There will be a credit and asset review, but the rest of the file review will be focused on the property.

Owned solar 11kw virtually pay no electricity year around after 4.5K investment and a tax credit.

Wanted to see what my best options are in this situation:I want to borrow 200-250K as a NRA(non resident alien) with no credit history, to invest in a syndication deal.I have a rental property that’s owned free and clear worth around 750-800K so in case of a cash out refi my LTV would remain low.It would be a short term loan: 2.5 to 3 years at most before I pay it back. 

So, of course if the company makes money over the cost of the repairs themselves then you are spending more money than you otherwise would.

It's a testament to the timeless allure of Miami's condo lifestyle and its promise of luxury and convenience.Dollar Volume: As the dollar volume maintains its course, Miami's condo market continues to attract savvy investors and discerning buyers from around the globe.

Of course every deal is unique so do your due diligence.

If some little old lady qualifies and has good credit, rental history, what's the issue?

Private lendingAre there courses or resources for learning these strategies, or others that might be a better fit?