They had bad credit, but good income and a decent Landlord reference.

Can you please refer a real estate lawyer?

Unless you are referring to some specific paperwork that is asking for ownership %, in that case, you should be be able to put 33⅓%.

I was referred this property from a fellow member of LCPIA who didn't want to take on the rehab.

The six month seasoning period you are referring to is only applied to those who have a previous mortgage on their home.

I score people on a "whole person" review in three broad categories: proof of identity, how much they make, how well they pay their bills.If they are so young they don't have credit or a Landlord reference, then they are high risk.

For reference, the loans I am considering are listed below:30-year fixed @ 3.75%; no cash out30-year fixed @ 3.875%; cash out up to 75% LTV10/1 ARM @ 3.375%; cash out up to 80% LTV

Kitchen/bathrooms/roofing/electrical or just good empierced GCs with references.

***The image of the property is older, I fixed up the walkway, garden and a lot of the exterior.

Over 90% of large multifamily purchases are made through syndication.The parties at the forefront of a syndication deal include the sponsor (also referred to as the general partner, operator, or syndicator), the limited partners (or passive investors) and the property management team.