Then visit the lender website and see if the have an REO section or try to find a person's name.

Basic recommendations- Deed of Trust-Personal Guarantee-Promissory note-JV agreement (to protect the lender from violating usury laws)-clear late fee schedule, cure period agreement-cross collateral if the subject property doesn't safely cover you with enough equity

I would hire another person that has construction and real estate background.Take your  annual Salary. 

And, if you find that person on the right day, you can make a deal that works for both.

Born and raised in Lake Arrowhead and personally own several STRs in Arrowhead, and own an insurance business where we specialize in hard to insure homes and STRs in the mountains!

Myself, significant other, and my close friend/business partner have been renovating his personal residence for the past few months with the intention of renting it soon.

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If the person performing snow removal services is an employee of the snow removal company then that company should maintain workers comp insurance.

From my personal experience, each lender has its strengths and weaknesses.

I just completed a "free BRRRR" in Monroe personally and helped another investor complete a Free BRRRR in gastonia as well!