I am not directly working with him (I am based in Boise, Idaho) but have connected him to a solid lender and a investor friendly realtor. 

Their lender, mostly like is a Broker, charges me 3.5% points fees(Why I just not directly contact a lender that only charges 2% points?)

Hello everyone,I am curious about paying a private money lender back on a larger buy and hold purchase.

While forced appreciation—that is, renovating buildings to raise their value—is the main method of extracting wealth in the BRRRR approach, long-term property appreciation can also boost total returns on investment.Financing Options: To finance the purchase and renovation of properties, investigate the availability of financing options such as hard money loans, private lenders, and traditional mortgages.

If you have to, interview a couple until you find one that you "click" with. 2) Let that agent connect you with their network of investor-friendly lenders. 3) Meet with these lenders, have them talk over your finances with you and what loan products you would qualify for at the moment based on your income and assets. 4) Let the outcome of that conversation (#3) dictate your strategy moving forward and take your findings back to the realtor so you can craft a plan. 

@Randy Fitzgibbons - I'd recommend going with contractors who have experience with deals like this AND have experience working with banks/lenders for 203K rehab deals.

Some mortgage lenders and local regulations may require you to have landlord insurance once you convert your property into a full rental.

I am looking to see what forms and documents to use when borrowing money from a private investor.  

Looking forward to connecting minded person and trustworthy team of Realtor, Wholesaler, Lenders and General contractor who can assist scaling my real estate dream.

These fun answers make me want to be a lender now.