Hello, I am here to build good business relationships and to learn.

Build a relationship with them and when a property like this comes up- use their resources to close on it.

Then contact those attorneys and set up time to interview them and let know that you are looking for someone that is a good fit for you and your business and looking for a long term relationship. 

Good local broker should be able to help using FHA, provided her credit has been clean for the last 12 months or so and the low FICO is due to historical reasons.

Pa SWIF has you fill out a questionnaire to establish the relationship between you and the contractor. 

This will allow you to connect with folks who know the areas you want to invest well and allow you to develop a relationship with them to obtain private lenders. 

PIC give real estate investors the opportunities to share information and connect and build long lasting business relationships. 

Historically this community has been cash-only transactions between buyer and seller but in order to continue to attract new and young members we are looking for possible financing options for these individuals.  

Maybe another way would be to partner up with another great friend that you know and trust, go to some local REIAs (there is one at the Mission Inn next week) and build a relationship with someone that would want to partner up, or if you have family that is trusted and close they invest with you.I believe those are your best options, and the LLC idea would be great once you start to gather multiple properties.

He has a preferred (not exclusive) relationship with large employers in the area.He has grown this portfolio to over 12 SFR rentals.