Also, anyone feel free to comment about their experiences with a blanket loan, I am curious about the process and qualifications for this type of loan.Here are the basics of the properties I found:$39K each, all are 2/2, 1,070SF, built in 1985 and across the way from a local collegeThank you,Chelsie See

I have one in particular down there who works with a deal of RE investors.Keep in mind the qualifications of RE professional are quite difficult with the perils of the grouping election.

Depends on the type of syndication, but to name a few:Private placement memorandumOperating agreementsSubscription agreementsAccredited investor qualification formAs others have said, reach out to a local securities attorney

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications.2.

You need to fit qualifications for experience, credit score, and show tax return though.But yes, you will be paying the loan as you fix the house - that's your carrying cost. 

We have developed a list of four pre-screening questions that allows us to determine if people have the high level qualifications required. 

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

I pointed out that that is not the only qualification, and that if the property is used for residential purposes and has less than 5-units it was applicable.

It's not a 1 to 1 positive correlation as there are tiers of qualification that are based minimum thresholds across multiple factors.

When you go to pre qualify for a conventional loan, do they check other assets (stocks, Roth IRA value, ect) besides credit?