Just passed my state (PA) and national salesperson tests last week, still waiting to be officially licensed as my application moves through the state commission.I'm Interested in getting licensed in NJ as well.

I even have contacts that will finance specific types of foreign nationals for a vacation home, all without a US tax id number lol..

I'm with a national direct private lender (Jordan Capital Finance), would be interested in working with you as you take on additional projects.

We have several good national speakers planned for 2016. check out www.carreia.com for details

They have a knowledge of your market that the national lenders don't have, and are more likely to know your property and neighborhood when you call them.

In the interim or thereafter start talking to some banks about financing or post here what you think you have structured and let BP Nation give you some guidance.

Instead of continually agonizing over the best path, I am hoping that BP nation can offer suggestions on where they would begin if they were in my situation.

Just to give you guys an idea of how some of the larger companies work, we just hired a national building company to dry-in (frame, side and roof) a new build of ours -- total bill for the job was about $50,000.

I am also evaluating a property that I've confirmed is on the national historic registry and might qualify for the credit.Can anyone give me an example of how this tax credit is applied?

For someone who is nationally syndicating this plan with potential thousands of investors, that isn't nearly enough to support 12%+ return they are promising.Each listing appears to be listed by a couple, not a company.