As an example, many of the single families we look at are around 2%.

For example with all the setback your 5000 sf lot only has 500 sf to build on.

While I'm sure there's no "one size fits all" for private money lending, I am simply looking for some kind of direction or examples of how other people have structured it.First of all, I am interested in a debt partner versus an equity partner, and for now, will be looking to flip properties.

For example, several people mentioned hard money loans.

For example, how is the structure designed if only one person is signing off on the loan?

Is it a very low crime area - similar to Chandler for example?

To wit, one example...- Real estate depreciation isn't the only thing that can be 'added back' to your income.

In DFW for example the typical C Class property is now selling for say $60k per unit but again that still depends on the size of the units and specific location/sub-market/demographics/supply/demand/cap rates in the area.

Any one can share an example how that would look like?

Capital drive for example runs parallel with Locust str. and North ave. these are 3 great streets to buy on.