Using Hard Money 10% down 100% rehab loan to finance the deal.

We have also decided that family always comes first, money is just money and if something happens to our partnership or management style we will sell the building.

You can however use a hard money loan!

It depends on the hard money lender.

Also what else can you do with that money that will add value. 

some ideas:- yes you could put more money down upfront, even though it's not ideal.- Look for off-market deals that are much cheaper,  using hard money and then refinancing with a rental loan.- Find properties where the owner will finance most of it, so you only need a smaller loan with the higher interest for the down payment.- Take over a property where you can continue the seller’s lower interest payments.- Another thought to give why would you want to do a rental at all, I mean those terms are horrible. why not buy something else with a better return on invest?

We're here to help if you ever need hard money lending!

I consulted a lawyer and a few other investors to see if there was anything else to try to do, but they all told me the only way I was likely to see my money was if they went to try to buy a house one day they would need to pay off my "Lien" before proceeding. 

My husband Kevin and I moved here a year and a half ago from Frederick, Maryland because the houses out here are considerably cheaper than just across the river into Maryland.

How would you suggest I use this money to generate the maximum amount of monthly cashflow?