Would it be better to ask if they could be sold separately so that I could purchase them using residential loans instead (only way I could afford them without bringing in a partner)? 

Keep in mind this is very normal.. at least half of real estate sold is paying off a mortgage of some sort..

Also, note there are several books in the BP bookstore about private funding/acquiring funding: Brandon Turner's "The Book on Investing In Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down" Matt Faircloth's new book "Raising Private Capital: Building Your Real Estate Empire Using Other People's Money", Anson Young "Finding and Funding Great Deals: The Hands-On Guide to Acquiring Real Estate in Any Market", there are several more books out there on this topic.

Last year we sold our first home and were shocked by the return on that property.

Dave Foster - thanks for the response.For example, if I bought a home for $227k selling (put down $50k) and sold it for $270k, I would only pay taxes on the $43k ?

Here was my thought process on the different categories with a screenshot of the summary below:Property Taxes: Last property taxes on Zillow was before this unit was renovated when it sold for half of what it is listed for now, so doubled property taxes.Purchase Price: Listed at $155,000 and has been on the market for a while.

Contract callers sounds like a collection company that the debt was sold to.

Also is currently 2 years behind on taxes which has not been sold off yet.

I have a private lender that will lend the down payments and a portion of the rehab with the condition that I refi to cash them out so we can do it again. 

Hi Everyone:I am looking for a private money lender for long term and short term lending.