But if you baseline that on the "income" presented, you'll be way off.

I am going to be focusing my efforts in both flipping and acquiring rental properties when a good deal presents itself.

It's all about presentation, when they see an MAI appraisal they know you KNOW your s#*t, and with the business plan for utilization of capital. 

One can be strategic though and seize on the opportunities that invariably present itself. 

How should the deal be presented to the private money lender to insure them if I were to fault on the loan they take over the property?

I presently am investing in Mayfield where I live.  

@Adam NelsonI don't mean to bash the US market, I loved it in 2012, only to present the fact that there are other markets out there that are currently better in my opinion for certain types of experienced investors with time and cash.If I was investing in the US right now, what would I look for and how would I structure the deal taking into consideration the macro?

I am currently presented with a golden opportunity to purchase a property for 50 to 60% below market value.

After hearing the presentation the venture capitalist clears his throat and replies...

Especially the math is fun one that popped up as you use the NPV-Net Present Value to get your IRR- the internal rate of return.At any rate you say the purchase price is $1,600,000 for 16 units which is $1m per unit-the NOI is $181,000/12=$15,083 per month income after all expenses except these here.