Others may have a different opinion, but outside of a seller carry back up to 90% CLTV (still require some skin in the game, unless you go true hard money) 2nd liens on real estate for purchase transactions in the manner you're seeking are very difficult to get a loan against, whether it be a secondary market lender (private equity fund, balance sheet lender, family office, etc), and usually are seeking larger transcations ($1-3MM +) in this space, and are still capped at a max 75-80% CLTV (still wanting skin in the game).# 4 usually requires more explanation as its newer to the market (DM me if interested in discussing these options further), but all 1-4 appear to be potential options for you based on the limited details. 

It can often take years to resolve and may require you to hire professional assistance (even if the cost segregation firm claims they offer audit assistance).Here are some qualifications that you should look for when hiring a firm:In-house engineers: The best firms have specialized engineers on staff, not just hired contractors.

It should require 10% down payment with roughly Prime + 2% and a 10-year term.When I work with business buyers, I recommend a handful of lenders who are part of the SBA Preferred Lending Program (PLP), as the SBA accepts their underwriting without doing it again when they receive the loan package. 

No matter what strategy you pick, sacrifice is required.

Tenant pays a monthly fee for this service in lieau of a traditional security deposit.EXAMPLE: you require a $3,000 security deposit.

(Since they will actually be in a worse position then than not selling.) they should ask for 30% or more down, which will give them 20%. 10% of that might be required to sell again. 2) if you can earn 5% or more guaranteed in the bank, what would you require from a stranger where it will cost you 10% to take back the loan and resell to get your money back?

I would find out what you will be required to do to meet the current standards and then figure the numbers.

Hi All,Looking to buy a STR at the Jersey Shore this year, meet the material participation requirement/100 hrs, and take bonus depreciation on the unit for 2024.

I would require a much larger deposit than a usual LTR lease requires.

Sometimes alternate strategies are required.