Has anyone been experiencing unresponsiveness from Sage Acquisitions while trying to close on a HUD property?

Since I was planning to purchase w/ hard money I was trying to keep my acquisition plus rehab as close to 70% of the ARV (230k on the shy side) and didn't get it.

It sounds like this is a buy and hold acquisition.

Syndications are a great way to raise equity for acquisitions but if it's done right then it's also a highly regulated  and costly process (search SEC Regulation 506).  

If you are working in an area where you have other assets, or are working through a property management firm who has other assets in the area, and the property is in decent shape with occupancy at 90% or better it should be a no-brainer to get 80% LTV going in on an acquisition.  

Insurance doesn’t protect you from any part of the sale or acquisition of a property (e.x.

@Riley Hinshaw - With $50K you can get a fix&flip loan that will cover 80% of the acquisition.  

We can set up a acquisition and rehab loan used for a fix&flip projects.  

I'm still just the Acquisitions manager by day, and growing my rental portfolio by nights.  

My goal is 10 acquisitions for the year.Question: what software are you using to keep track of properties/tenants?