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They WANT to lend to you.

@Tom KellerI can speak to what I know which is Multifamily.The beauty of Multifamily syndication, which is a turnkey model for the Equity partner/s, is the team aspect of it.A syndication team allows you (Active or Passive) to work in your field and continue to make $ while the team of operators run the asset/business.  

About 3 weeks after I recorded notice of default, the borrower requested to remove NOD because he's doing refinance and new lender wouldn't lend for a house in foreclosure.

Renters tend to be somewhat hard on properties, so a property that you are trying to get top dollar for on a flip usually doesn't lend itself well to looking just as nice on day 366 as it did on day 1.

The lower price ranges are on fire and with lending becoming easier to obtain on condos and hoa's in litigation I would expect those to continue to sell quickly and for top dollar.Hope this is helpful.

Hello,I am currently investing in a syndication deal.

I rather have a house paid off, collect the cash flow and use a line of credit on the property to lend on.

@Jacques Wurms hey send me more info on this 150k deal maybe we can syndicate the transaction. 

You might also want to look into notes or hard money lending.