I ended up bringing generators to the cathedral in Old San Juan and they knew exactly who needed them!

If there is snow on the panels, no electricity gets generated.

I didn't see any commercial reference in the initial post and I should have asked. 

I used it initially yes

I will double check a re run the numbers.My real question was how can I make this work by using hard money for the initial acquisition and then re-financing to a more conventional commercial loan...When I run the numbers it runs at negative cash flow until the refinance.

That said, please be sure to follow forum rules and not solicit in the forums outside marketplace or spam via the message system, both of which are against the terms of service here.Based on your initial post, it sounds to me like you have more to offer than most so in my opinion, you have a better chance since you have the skill set AND some skin in the game!

Our desire is not just to generate profit; we want to provide beautiful homes to first-time homebuyers and help improve the aesthetics of the community.My background: I grew up in La Grange (where my parents still live), but I have spent the last decade away from the Bluegrass State (and bourbon country) while serving as an Army officer.

I am in the due diligence phase and the initial inspection showed some plumbing issues and leaks and I want to understand the scope repair and get a estimate.Would really appreciate if anyone can please recommend a good plumbing contractor.Will send out the details about this deal once I get it closed. 

.-$150k down, to recoup his initial purchase costs.-$135k remains:---$67,500 (half of balance) due December 2019.---$67,500 (half of balance) due December 2020.-$0 in between. 

Hello All,I am a first time investor recently purchased two multifamily properties (4 units) - 3 are currently rented and 1 is under rehab. the properties are in not so good area but has a potential to generate positive cash flow if all are rented with min maintenance.