Same goes for DSCR loans - even if theyre not on your credit report, if you PG'd the loan (which is almost always the case), it will be included unless there is a justification to exclude it (such as it's been paid by your entity for at least 12 months and is included in a business cashflow analysis).If you're finding good deals and have cash for downpayments, but are hitting DTI roadblocks to acquire more properties, then DSCR loans are likely the answer.

Either way, we'd need to see strong financials and a strong sponsor with a very solid deal to get anywhere close to what you are looking for.Cheers!

In my opinion that the one tailored specifically for your business niche will work better for your business needs.

I have always been interested in real estate investing and want to get into my first deal and get some first-hand experience to relay to clients. 

., C Corp, and an LLC for an active business I bought. 

Looking for a great team to work with on deals in California  and around the nation. 

Is it any harder now to find a deal or is it the same as always, just a different group that learned that real estate actually does require work?

But we saw potential in the deal and kept this lead in our follow-up database for nearly FOUR YEARS.Fast forward to December 2023, the wife, now with a restraining order in place and court approval to sell, decided to let go of the house she could no longer afford.

Does that seem like the best way to network and find people looking for these types of deals here? 

As a syndicator, I can say that raising capital has become much more challenging since 2022, so many deals have closed in the last two (2) years that aren't fully funded and that are continuing to raise capital after the closing.There's likely truth to the money being raised going towards reserves, which is a very important part of any syndication deal (running out of money is one of the big reasons why syndication deals don't go well).