506(b) is quite common if you have a preexisting relationship with investors and do not need or want to publicly advertise. $150-250k is a pretty small raise for a syndication, though.

Trying to expand our options for properties and want to create a relationship with a lender that we can use for the future.

I can't seem to understand what is the relationship between solo 401k with social security at all.

So, that's what lead to me thinking about co-signing with either my sister or the investor I have been building a relationship with.

In either case, I find this behavior amongst agents extremely misleading and bordering on a breach of fiduciary relationship with their clients because it takes away a potentially higher sale number.

Find agents, property managers, lenders, and contractors in that area and establish good relationships with them.

Would be glad to connect to better know the area, build relationships, explore jv opportunities, and/or see what is available.

Would love to form a relationship where I can provide them consistent work in return for fair prices and reliable and timely service.Thanks BP community!

Exciting and scary at the same time.Looking forward to enjoying the journey with other newbies, learning from the experienced, and make those relationships that are the heart & soul of this business.Based in Colorado and Arizona, but open to investing all over the U.S.

Read here for a more lengthy list: Questions for Hard Money Lenders.You don’t mention your state, but I suggest you stay away from strangers by borrowing locally and forming an eye-to-eye relationship with your lender.