Best way to find a lender is from someone referring from personal experience . 

I have a client who is in need of a personal loan (under 15K).

I guess how you handle the person by building a relationship is key here.

If I have to boot someone I'll have it re-rented for more money in a week and the person getting booted will probably be living under the bridge as they won't find anything as cheap as me. 

If the fair rents really are $5,000 a month, then this is a solid long-term play.

Depending on income and credit there are always credit card, personal line of credit and personal loan options available out there

Once the renovation was complete, I helped the client with tenant acquisition and long-term rental management, turning the upgraded property into a sustainable income-generating asset.This project not only increased the property's value and rental income potential but also provided the client with a solid, long-term investment in the real estate market.

Don't ever put your other personal asset as collateral for any Kinda of loan.

I both agree and completely disagree with this list.What is an advantage to one person, can be a detriment to another.  

I personally invest in both markets myself.