We mostly stick to single fams right now, and we use cash derived from a line of credit cross-collateralized over a a few of our properties (as opposed to taking out loans to buy properties), so I really don't know what the rates and terms are for 3-unit purchase money right now.

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You will do most of the work, and the mentor will just be available for feedback and advice, and will walk you through the different steps of the transaction.

Doubtful, since syndicators raise capital from 10-20+ partners on larger deals all the time, and banks fund the transaction if the deal and risk makes sense on their end.

Liz has personally transacted over 800 units which in on average over the 20 years 40 transactions annually.

Experience - always a plus - if you don't have it - have people on your team that do have it and can speak intelligently about the deal - contractor, agent, take out lender, mentor, etc.Exit Strategy - a clear exit strategy - if flipping - how long to complete repairs and relist, estimated time to contract/ days on market, plan if no offers at asking price. if a Refinance - who is the lender, have they done like transactions, have they looked at your full file or just approved you based on an initial conversation. 5+ units - how long does the asset need to be stabilized before refinance can be done?

When the transaction is initiated, each party provides its share of capital - 50/50, 60/40, etc.  

Account Closed  what you Don't understand is the deal is NOT done until its recorded. the Lawyer is a closing attorney and is neutral and has to take orders from both sides if one side says hey don't record I want to renegotiate then he or she is obligated to follow that order..Any one who recommends taking a lawyer to court absolutely  does not understand the legal profession or real estate transactions..

Account Closed, when you find a property, if you need help with the transaction, let me know.

Also, you stand a better chance of learning the "correct" (legal, ethical, respected) way to conduct your transactions as opposed to questionable guru tactics many (but not all) wholesalers seem to employ.