Just completed Trump institute for Investing in Real Estate they used to travel the country and do free conventions followed up by further information and coaching for a fee.

Also, do most of you think I should contact institutional lenders directly or go through a mortgage broker who will "shop the market" but likely charge a fee?

This is not a violation of HVCC according to the VP of the Appraisal Institute.

Absolutley, but it may not be sold to the institutional or broker types, especially through a long chain.Here you have a buyer who "qualified" for an FHA loan, if you document that file, as a seller financed deal should be, this is very doable.

If you are using a bank or any federally regulated institution, the appraisal process needs to be handled by the lender.

You could reach out to the local ULI (urban land institute) group and see if someone there has a recommendation or you could put out a call here on BP.

If you're looking for institutional npns, then this is problematic.

If you're borrowing from Uncle Joe, then probably not, but if you're borrowing from a more institutional lender, then the answer is yes.

@Bonnie Low Cleveland instituted the “lead safe initiative” an ordinance that was passed in 2019 and implemented March 2021.

In my analysis, landlord friendly/not-friendly has nothing to do with institutional-based ownership, it's more relevant to passive investing though.To find syndication in your area is easy, just name the top 10 that you're interested and check the name of the owners.