I'm going to be new to landlording and I just want to make sure I'm using the right types of accounts.Bank Account: The landlord must keep all security deposits in federally insured financial institutions that do business in Maryland.

UNIVERSITY (meant to give legitimacy to the guru when they clearly aren't accredited as an institution of higher learning)\Can you think of more words that the gurus use?

Cameron. approach the owner for an extension you may have to pay high interest or collateral with the land.. friend or family as cosigner on a loan with institutional lender..

Only then would an institutional lender touch it. 

There are tons of initiatives from the mayors office, civic leaders, financial institutions and law enforcement for developing the neighborhood.

I guess the best way to intern (for free) with someone who could use my analytical services and shadow them and am looking for advice/referral on that front as well.Having been in the institutional world for a long time, I am deeply familiar with underwriting, financial projections, debt financing etc.

Traditional financing options are normally provided by financial institutions, banks and mortgage lenders.

Kristi- local banks and credit unions will be more flexible/better opportunities if you have a business banking account, otherwise I would look at institutional brokerages- Cushman and Wakefield, CBRE, etc. for their lines of financing- they can broker debt/equity.

The account is an online banking account so I don’t know if that satisfies the “in NJ institution” I’ve been reading about.

For value-add and with exit strategy, ROI's are usually higher 25%+ annualized.We have a network of lenders from private institutions, hedge funds, to conventional/your typical banks.