While interest rates may be higher, these lenders can provide quick financing for real estate investments.Remember to consult with legal and financial professionals to ensure that any alternative financing strategies comply with local regulations and protect all parties involved.

Hello Neil,I recommend checking for companies that invest in themselves by being members of local realtor boards , local and national associations like NARPM (National Association Residential Property Management). 

I can connect you with local real estate professionals, contractors, etc and/or help with “boots on ground” activities if needed. 

However, I am unsure as to what the best type of entity would be to set that up (from a personal liability and tax liability stand point).I've been investing in real estate locally in the U.S. for over 10 years, but this is something new for me. 

I’ve been browsing Paperstac quite a bit lately, but I’ve noticed that most of the properties against which the notes are secured are decrepit shacks located in very rural areas.I’m fully aware that the kind of borrower who defaults on their mortgage won’t usually be living in an ornate mansion, but do you know of any way to buy notes for properties located in major cities, or at least somewhere where home values won’t tank 50% when the local chicken slaughterhouse or glue factory closes?

A local wholesaler here in Montgomery spends $30,000 monthly on postcard mailouts. 

I'm trying to help out other CA investors (I still think buying locally is better than an inexpensive property OOS where you can't check up on the property)I don't know the Peninsula well but expensive Palo Alto, Los Gatos, Cupertino would be Class A to me.

I am new to real estate investing and looking to connect with local investors in DMV market.

Id find some local meet ups in the area and start going to them.

I am new to real estate investing and looking to connect with any local investor.