The tenant never notified either of us of the damage to the kitchen (tenant does not have access to downstairs bedroom).

Someone has enough personal money for the 20%, and access to enough capital to start a serious endeavor ($5m+) but that kind of money doesn't usually come in 20-30 year notes.

What would be my best and hopefully easiest option for gaining access to this money to use to rehab/flip houses?

What would they pay for their neighbors' house, or the best house on the block, for example?

Making a loan that does not allow a small business operator access to equity, an unsophisticated commercial borrower can have consequences.

I am adding a bedroom, bath and egress window to my 1930 1.5 story bungalow within blocks of Hamline University in the Hamline-Midway district of St.

Being military allows me to have access to great financing options thorough the VA and other military lenders so I've never put any money down on the three rental properties that I own.

I have access to three in my area.

It would also eliminate thousands of jobs as well as rob consumers of access to lower cost affordable housing that is free of government subsidy. 

In 2 hours I had her on board to subdivide the property providing moderate income homes and handicap accessible units with a park and water feature for the little children to play!