Aside from that, what you need to be doing is researching legitimate lenders through sites such as American Association of Private Party Lenders, Scotsguide, and a variety of other established sites.

YOu have to go to your local real estate investor associations.

I have an associate who can help pay the mortgage until we qualify to refinance 5. the Only piece i currently need help figuring out is setting up a bank account that my associate and myself can withdraw funds to pay expenses but need one another permission to pull from it.

@Matthew Paul Hi, inspectors certified by a national acredited association do know enough and the majority are ex contractors that stay busy in the field after selling their business.

hloc are all floating rate to my knowledge.Not sure what sort of deals you are doing, but if you can cross-collaterize that might be the best because you don't have to pay for another loan nor the associated interest...

What happens to the condo association?

If you are a licensed realtor and member of the association, you can access these forms free in your Zipforms which comes with membership in the state realtors association.

Don't forget that there is the Port City Real Estate Investor's Association which is a great source for information and for meeting other investors.

I have thought about whether this would work in the Atlanta market but I'm wary because shared housing here seems to be associated with lower income and not so good areas.

There's an organization called the Triangle Apartment Association (I am in no way affiliated with them) that I stumbled upon a few weeks back.