David StoneElma, WATHE NUMBERS: Our purchase price in 2009:  $155,000Currently owe:  $136,000Mortgage:  $1080 / mo (PITI)Rent:  $1000 ($100 above median, but house is newer condition than neighborhood), Tenant pays all utilitiesProperty:  3 bed, 2.5 bath, 1576 sq ft, built 2008, located just outside Shelton, WAFair market value:  $166,000 according to Zillow private estimate of comps I am looking to make a minimum of $35,000 from the sale of the property to make it worth itBACKGROUND:This certain property was not originally purchased for a rental.  

So, in researching just how exactly to build relationships with private lenders, I get the notion a portfolio of past experience would help.  

The reason behind this is most private money lenders are not licensed to lend on single family properties.

Naveen, I can send you the link via private message as I'm guessing that was why my post was removed.

I considered opening a business account with business credit, get with brokers for private lending options.

The one that promotes itself as "the largest privately owned real estate firm in the country". 

What are some other 'perks' in an investment contract the private money lender will look for or consider standard?  

I did not try to factor in - raised rents, appreciation, and etc..My cashflow is right around 4k/month and this factors in all expenses, repairs, capX, management, and private funding (16-20% of gross rents).

Has anyone had experience investing with Frederick Bates or Scott Stringer in a project?

I have private money that I could see being easier than going to a bank and getting a mortgage on the property.