I currently have my funds ready (hardmoney).My goal for the first flip is to simply find a property that only needs upgrades in the kitchen, bathroom, paint job, flooring and any other" small" items that will add value.

I am fortunate in life, inherited some funds, an watching them barely outpace inflation, all tied up in securities. 

Unfortunately, I am not in the position to offer cash, but I do have the funds for 20% down.What would be my options for this scenario? 

The terms we have agreed to are thisPrivate Money Partner bring the 20-25% down payment, does NO active management other than voting to approve the purchase, and occasionally voting on major items such as time to make large cap-ex purchases, time to sell etc....We do ALL of the work of finding, funding, rehabbing if needed, placing tenants, all ongoing PM and business management. 

Are there any loans where I could claim primary residence (and possibly receive fixer upper funding like a 203k) of a commercial sized property?

They will hold the funds, sign every document, cut every check, and receive every deposit. 

Hi everyoneTwo months ago I leased my townhouse to a tenant who was divorced or at least I thought so. Apparently she is right in the thick of it. Today I get a letter saying they are going to court to disperse money ...

@Ti Jackson You can go about this a number of ways depending on your financial situation:1) Line of Credit off of your personal residence - You need to have a good amount of equity in order to use this to fund your entire flip.

This requires a fair amount of capital though since you usually need to fund the rehab upfront and then you either get your money back from the hard money lender or when you do the refinance.Long leases are better than shorter.

I have 805 credit and one rental that is completely paid off at a value of ~$110,000 and is occupied.I would like to borrow against my rental to buy another house (as a rental) all cash.I've contacted two companies an...