Having been registered as an approved plan with the State, a proprietary system has already demonstrated through testing data that it meets or exceeds certain requirements.When utilizing a Proprietary Standard Plan Approval (SPA), plan check fees at the building department can usually be avoided.

The town has a whole year round schedule of events for people to participate in.

@Jay Hinrichs suggests the 3 C'sCollateralCharacter of the borrowerCapacity to repay.If you feel they meet these qualifications and your state does not prohibit the loan, then maybe.

I'm here on biggerpockets to meet new people, advice, and possible private lenders for flipping homes. 

I could partner with someone, and have a few offers for partners for any deals I come across, the issue is I need a partner who has ALL the funds, and none to my knowledge meet that particular criteria.I'm not greedy, so I could wholesale it, but I would need to to make an offer, which means I still need a pre-approval -- also many of the deals are REO's so I'm not sure if wholesaling is even an option.....Any suggestions???

I am actually meeting her team lead tomorrow and we are going to walk through a potential flip that he is looking at.

Next go to a bank and talk to their commercial lending department, then offer accordingly so your cash meets the down payment required.

I've been involved with the lead issue since the beginning attending and speaking out at all the city council meetings and town hall meetings.

Take advantage of the opportunity to meet/network with people like @George Kountoupis

Were in the process of obtaining a couple consultants or 'mentors' and we are currently looking to go to a REI club meeting.