I am based in W Seattle and we focus on working with investors trying to grow and expand their portfolio in real estate.

I would look into syndications, debt funds, hard money lending and even NNN lease commercial. 

Take your time, thoroughly weigh your alternatives, and think about consulting experts who can offer customized counsel based on your unique situation.

We became overleveraged with debt due to schooling and personal lifestyle, unfortunately.

So we paid $41.5k for $77k worth of debt and took on the risk with this borrower.4.

We've also been using $250/door as a rule of thumb, but I believe those numbers are going up this year based on the amount of loss/claims incurred last year with the Hurricanes in both Texas and Florida. 

Since the properties are in an IRR, any investments into STR will be based on 1031 exchanges.

You will pay transfer taxes based off of the properties calculated assessed value, and if the property is in Philly city limits as your post location suggests, you're looking at a payment of 4.278% of that value being paid at close.

If you don't add your fee to the price investor will negotiate based on how much you are making on it. 2) I requested for her contract for it to have 10 days of an inspection period.

Finds the deal, signs on the debt, manages it, and sells it.