For the 20+ years I have been investing a "private lender" was always a friend, family, or associate that is not a professional lender.

You'd have particular HOA's and condo associations that will have rules/regs. 

A true "private Lender" as investors think of them are friends family or associates that lend to you becuase they know and trust you.

All you Reafco guys are great but looking for people that dont have an association.

It’s essential to evaluate whether the potential rental income aligns with your financial goals and if you can manage the ongoing expenses associated with property ownership.On the other hand, flipping a home could provide a more immediate financial return, especially with your access to a private loan and mentorship from an experienced developer.

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I always associated the background/credit check with them being on the lease, but I guess this doesn't have to be the case. 

I've been considering adding a Woodford to my mini-bar, but I don't know which is most popular.I'm not a real big drinker, but I do have a mini-bar and I like to offer business associates a drink from time to time.I like to offer doubles (of a full Polish shot 60ml = 2oz), so a 750 ml makes about 6 drinks (costing it out).Which Woodford do you think would be most popular.It will set with Makers Mark, Jack Black, Knob Creek, Canadian Club, and VO....Grey Goose, Tanqueray, Tang 10, Patrone, etc... 

Numbers are generally put together by an acquisition associate and can vary, but we try as best we can to provide as accurate numbers as possible.  

I know this is not ideal and I need to streamline into one PMS for future growth but am at a loss at what is available for different payout accounts to be associated with particular listings on OTAs.