I am trying to plan my next purchase, but what is most holding me back, is that i am on commission, and cannot qualify for much as my 2 year mark (when commission is lend-able on) is not until OCT. 2019.

Coming up on my 60 birthday, so I would like to explore more passive investment options including (1) Hard Money Lending, (2) Private Money Lending, (3) Buying and Selling Notes, (4) Syndication or even, (5) Tax Lien Certificates. 

I am considering forming a syndication in Louisville Kentucky, and I see that most syndications are closed-ended. 

If you can find private lenders who have some money and will lend it for around 7-10% interest with no points, that makes sense to use up front (and then later refinance with a bank).

You will probably need to ask in the Arizona forum (if that's where your properties are) for more suggestions on this type of a lending product.Good luck!

Check out their Best Ever apartment syndication school website and relevant podcasts to find your in-depth answers.

Hello all.I am trying to embank on a joint venture rehab project and contacted a private money lender who want to charge me 1% interest for 6 months on $50,000 loan. 1% interest =$500*6=$3000 plus additional $5000 =$8...

I'd love to stick with a local bank as giving a bank your operations account is the best thing you can do, 'relationship' wise, to help to secure new lending with the best terms. 

Hello,We have syndication LLCs for several MF in Ohio and we live in Los Angeles.

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