Or privately owned?

The point about refinancing is to do one of either two things:1) Pull out the money you invested in the property.2) Refinance out the higher interest private loan you used to purchase and rehab the property.We use a private loan to buy the property and do the work (usually 8-9% interest only) and then refinance out with a bank loan (usually at about 5.5%).

If it's the former send me a private message and I'll give you a good guy to talk to.

The response to this question can literally and LEGALLY be as vague as "My dog provides a medical alert for a medical condition that is private in nature". 

I am also a private money lender.

This should be set up as a private equity deal with one or two well heeled investors. 

I've recently come into some private money via a relationship I formed with someone that is interested in getting a higher return on their retirement funds. 

Also, if that private party is putting up the cash should they have their name on the deed as well?

Text me privately and I’ll invite you to our WhatsApp group!

If you are short on funds, your account can take out a non-recourse loan.While these accounts may not be advantageous now, they certainly can offer a higher ROI later when you are investing in things like real estate, notes and private placements.