@Gregory SchwartzThe way you usually get this done is with a business loan on multiple properties. 5-year reset period, higher interest, but if you have the manpower lined up it really works well.Refinancing C/D-class BRRRRs often simply won't work in certain parts of the country at certain times.

Not "I'm looking for C class value add multifamily," get far more specific. 

The $70k in cash is tied up in a C-corp that I am the sole owner of and they are from my own 401k (funded via ROBS financing).

Great BRRR, cashflow about $500/ mo but after BRRR would pull almost all cash out of the deal so infinite returns.Deal C: Ok house in ok neighborhood in bigger city, asking $140k but near major University and new metro services/ path of progress. 4/1 would rent for $2k month with minor updates, but needs a foundation repair (roughly $20k).

Towards the end of the year/early 2021 I'll be looking for hotels, mobile home parks, self storage units, and apartment complexes in B/C areas.

Some of this may be due to the area I buy in though which is more of a B-C+ area where I can screen out the bad apples. 

Peter, you may not appreciate this, but this is for all the persons out there considering passive investing in a syndication.I assume this is a Reg D 506 (b) or (c), so to invest one needs to be accredited (rich) or if (b) sophisticated (knowledgeable) and if (b) must have a relationship with the sponsor. 

Originally posted by @Daniel C.

One fantastic thing about OKC is that the houses are cheap enough that you can cashflow in several different market spaces (C class - A class).

If you are in a C/D neighborhood you want higher net cash flow.