I believe in all likelihood the property is in probate seeing that ownership hasn’t been updated on the public records site.

We may have an opportunity to turn a 16 unit motel into an apartment complex in CT. all rooms would be studios minus one 2 bedroom apartment that is existing. i have been in talks with the town's building department and just need to speak with zoning now. all sounds pretty promising as far as any hoops we need to jump through. does anyone have any experience with this?

Purchase price: $130,000 Cash invested: $38,000 STUDIO NEXT TO NJT LIGHT RAIL SYSTEM.

Crowdfunding makes real estate easily accessible, however, in regard to institutional real estate investments, the advice of an expert who works in the industry every day, knows all the players and their track records, and performs due diligence on each offering is a great benefit to you and comes to you at no cost. 

So over the years we've developed some rules of thumb for determining potential renovation costs based on information provided in a listing, including the pictures and anything we find in public records on the property.

Lines of credit are available to operating companies with long track records of income.  

Without any experience and a track record there's few lenders that will loan a person money, let alone release funds upfront and trust you, unless you have something to put up of equal value for security. 

Some of this information you may be able to prepare and send to the lender before you ever have a deal (i.e. resume/track record etc.).

For the record, I am a cash buyer and can ballpark a rehab budget in 10-15 minutes of walking a property.  

I am open to providing my current financial records i.e tax, payslips, savings etc to the lender but would like to keep that information out of view of the other partners.