I am currently an Aircraft Maintenance Officer as a career broadening, but will be switching over to Acquisitions/Contracting in a little over a year.Now that that's out of the way.....I first found out about BP through the BP Podcast that I happened to stumble upon one day while looking for a REI Podcast to keep me busy on my 6 hour commute from AR-->MO.....ever since then I've been hooked!

With good credit, cash, experience and deposit accounts, there will be many community banks who would love to do business with you and provide the (cheap) capital you need.Also, last thought, instead of using private lenders, think about doing a syndication and turning those private investors into equity partners and using the cash flow from your acquisitions to pay them off (take them out) in 5-7 years.  

I can't see a way forward (except below) unless the ARV is MAX 60% or so of the acquisition + rehab costs AND it cash flows.

This is just our first acquisition of 2017 and looking forward to many more!

I have found a foreclosure deal in New Jersey and would like to here from anyone who has experience in buying foreclosures in New Jersey and the laws surrounding the acquisition?

I was wondering if anyone knew any successful and credible parties who specialize in raising investor funds for apartment complex acquisitions?  

I was wondering if anyone knew any successful and credible parties who specialize in raising investor funds for apartment complex acquisitions?

What were the acquisition costs?

You may want to look at a different acquisition strategy. 

My binder contains a photo of each unit, some acquisition data, and historical annual expenses and returns.The binder does seem antiquated, but then again if I ever go into commercial investing it may be a great resource to show off my portfolio to a lender.Please chime in if your have a better way, or just another technique.