Have you ever partnered with a private or hard money lender for a real estate deal?

BP has various tools to help you analyze your deals (rentals, flips, wholesale, etc). : https://www.biggerpockets.com/investment-calculators7.

We're looking to get back into flipping at least 30% of the deals we get and are interested in raising capital for these projects.

All you've got to do is one deal to pay for your campaign for the next year.

Fortunately we have not yet had to deal with that.#6) Here's an excellent, objective resource that may help further: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/06151...We hope this helps!

Our end game is to complete 5 fix and flips and then use capital from those completed deals to buy 1 rental unit, be it SFR or MFR, and then repeat this process.EXAMPLE DEALS By end of year 10 we plan to have completed at least 25 fix and flips, on either SFR or MFR properties.

I've heard of:1) Flat % returns for each month2) Equity in the deal in case investor can't cover monthly payments to investor3) Lump sum return after project completion based on agreed % of money lentAnyone have some thoughts here?

Paying top dollar in a hot market may not be as profitable as a great deal in a solid market. 

Subject-to deal: Cash required: $35k + 295k existing mortgage + 5k in misc = $335k for a 350k 2021 house.Pros202135k needed3% int. rateGood schoolsGood location CONS$145/m in HOACashflow is tightMortgage InfoLast Recording Date 10/6/2021Loan Type CONVENTIONALOriginal Loan Amount $319,105Loan Term 361 MonthsEst.

I'm not sure you'd get a better return on a new rental with today's rates and house prices, plus adding in closing costs, etc...