@Justin Windhamthanks for the links, good resources!

You will pay a higher interest rate from a lender than you will on your LOC.Neither of these funding resources are designed for long term debt, you'll want to have an exit strategy.

And to expand a little further on Frank's cap-x comment, during the last recession there were plenty of apartments with 20% vacancy or more, simply because the ownership didn't have the resources to do the capital improvements necessary to attract tenants. 

Live in Lowell, buy two houses, save time, energy, money on your commute, and embrace the arts scene and cultureS-- plural emphasized.

GaREIA.com has a unique resource a google group for deal makers, full timers who help each other over an email list. 

Life settlements, oil\gas, energy\power, etc. etc. 

@Bennett Schwartz from their web site: The National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM®) provides resources for residential property management professionals who desire to learn, grow, and build relationships.They have a unique code of ethics that pertains to property management.

I'm interested in anyone that can share there experience with Multi-Family Private Lending Resources from $1.5 to $5 Million and specifically whether LendingOne is credible in this space.Open to all replies and experiences!

I’m new to real estate and have not done any deals yet but I wanted to see what made people chose where to put their energy into.

Total of 11 single pane windows and wanting to get energy efficient replacements .