The plan is to sell once completed.I have a GC, and a lot identified.Would anyone have recommendations for lenders?

I am relatively new here, and I am in the process of reading Brandon Turner’s The Multifamily Millionaire vol.

I would like to work with more private money lenders because the costs can be a little lower, when there is not as much overhead involved, such as their office space, HR person or department, payroll processing, etc.

In my case, I fall into the latter - I only invest locally therefore the Nashville market is the best for two reasons.1 - I sell real estate in Nashville and I have an incentive for you to choose this market.2- I know absolutely nothing about the other markets mentioned in your post. 

This process will very much depend on your state. 

Not sure where to start with my search and a good process to follow to make sure I am diligent and successful with the investment.

Almost like BRRRR but on an extended time frame.With this thought process in mind, I would love to hear the group's thoughts on this..

Typically, distressed properties literally sell for Market Price - Expected Rehab Costs, so any equity gained is mostly sweat equity.

If I sell this property after making minor cosmetic repairs, the gain would be 50-60K.

@Stacy Gilman that’s a company trying to sell you expensive no-use courses.