@Jeremy Pace Yes the utilities are separated and those are the common areas (which I think is high).Some others have private messaged me (thanks!)

It's not hard money, it's not private funds, it's not a scam, it's not a phishing site (we've been called everything in the book, trust me)...it's yet another funding source fulfilled by a company with a A+ BBB rating that's been around since 2008. 

I've of course researched other options such as private lending, owner financing, FHA house hack, etc..., but thought it might be interesting to see what routes other investors have taken when faced with this situation.  

Second, don't go to a cash buyer or hard money lender or private lender until you already have the deal and you're sure everything looks good.  

Hey fellow BP members,I am a newer RE investor and am looking for a private money partner in the Springfield,Mo area.I have done one flip, thus far.

In terms of what's the best--- private money seems to be the best, after that portfolio lenders can put together pretty good deals if you can convince them and get them the information/deal(s) they need 

For a small park your only home is private money or a community bank that is nearby and knows the area.  

I also utilize a self-directed 401K and at times use private investors or hard money.  

What strategy are most people using in a BRRRR or buy and hold strategy for refinance? I suppose if you can qualify for a conventional mortgage that would be best; however many people don't qualify for conventional mo...

So, I strive to prove productive return and profitability with my initial flips, and establish relationships with private-lenders.