Where did you find this company and or was it referred to you.2. did you go with them because their fee's and interest rates were advertised as lower than other lenders.

I’ve been in a similar situation where traditional hard money lenders limited deal flow, so I had to get creative.One strategy that worked well for me was leveraging 0% interest business credit lines for 12 months, which allowed me to fund multiple deals at once without relying solely on a lender’s timeline.

Well, those will need attention after every moveout.This is where your tenant screening comes in. 

For instance, a 10% interest rate on a $200,000 loan would be a payment of $1,660 / month where as a 12% interest rate on a loan would be $2,000 / month.

Seller Financing OptionsSince the seller has struggled to move the property, they may be open to creative terms:Low or No Down Payment with Seller Carryback: Offer a seller-financed deal with a low down payment and interest-only payments for a set period until renovations are complete and cash flow starts.Balloon Payment: Structure a deal where you pay interest-only for a few years and refinance or pay a lump sum at the end.Master Lease Option: Lease the property with an option to buy, using rental income to cover expenses and fund renovations.2.

But I understand where I’m at now, and am willing to work for free until I can provide such value.A little about me.

Are you still considering building more of a portfolio or are you happy with where you're at and you just wanna pay off the debt?

If you had to pick a market in the PNW to invest in a long-term rental, where would it be?

So, I don't want to expand that tool beyond what it is today.1) If anyone out there knows of such a dashboard for a small investor (I have 5 commercial leases and 14 residential), please share the information on where I can buy a template.2) If any of you are interested in working together to develop this tool, I am happy to meet and build a wish list for features that we can divide up the work and complete it faster. 

In the area where I am in CA, prices are through the roof, as is demand, therefore; we have a lot of homes sold for shared housing situations.