- (It seemed she didn't seem to like the way your question went)...I don't see how the explanation of "networking" is an answer - if REO's aren't even under contract!

If the deal you are trying to fund is a great deal, you should be able to find a partner willing to take the second lien position in return for some kind of payment (which could be structured numerous different ways).

Note this also in your explanation to the lender - - lack of notice and collection procedures.

Petersburg to be exact.I wholesale properties within three counties; Pinellas, Hillsborough, and Manatee.I’ve been doing this for numerous years and have zero desire to rehab/flip properties.

We are local and have numerous contacts in Real Estate development as well as leads on REO/ bank owned properties,  What we offer is a great team that has the experience, knowledge and management skills to help ensure the best return on your investment.

Start searching the numerous apps like Trulia and Zillow, and analyze some deals!

@Anthony Wick  Thanks so much for the thorough feedback and explanation.  

Catering to commuting airline crews, opening a crash pad here in Milwaukee, WI is sure to attract pilots and being one myself, I know numerous colleagues I've flown with that usually need a place to stay.

There are also numerous meetups where you can meet other investors to network and ask questions.   

He has successfully flipped numerous houses and has run a LLC for 5 years with a lawyer on retainer for legal purposes (whereas I have no lawyer).