I personally keep it private. 

Find a local, trusted lender and get set up.

Not only that but I also would like to connect with everyone, investors, private lenders, loan officers, tax consultants, attorneys, contractors, property managers ETC.

You can attend the monthly REIA meetups, some meetings are hit or miss but it’s a good place to find fellow investors, lenders, wholesalers etc.

Our agreement is for a structure shared by two properties, but we have found signification  cross-over from Private road maintenance ags.think this is too specific - google only came up with a couple free samples we could review.Any outlines from experience also helpful. 

To establish connections and get access to possibilities, expand your network among real estate experts, lenders, investors, and property managers in the target areas.

For private money (friend, family, etc)In the end, it's whatever the partner will agree to.

I'd first look at local credit unions and then expand outwards from there and know you can sometimes get financing outside of the state.Another option is to work with a private money lender.

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