Now, the lender wants to know if you have good credit, experience, etc.There may be some lendings coming back into the game that will only look at the project, but we look at the project and the person.Normally, they lender will want you to have some skin in the game.  

Trust deed investing, also known as lending on trust deeds, has grown in leaps in bounds since 2009.

Now some banks might have a total lending cap for any one individual.

Either will get you a W2 job while learning the lending side of RE.

So do a joint venture with the sellerUse private lending money for the 7000 renovation and get the seller more money, and earn on flat JV fee of 5 to 10,000If you are  licensed,  earn the commission too@Jj W.

I'm eligible for a loan from Lending Club for $24k.

Didn't expect to start such heated debate.What about the lending aspect of my question though? 

I called the company yesterday and they told me that US BANK lend up to 70% for 15 or 20 years at 3 to 4% but they are very strict: no credit, clean account and stable income. 

I'm listening to podcast #29 about Peer-Peer Lending to fund real estate deals both rehab and buy & hold properties.

The private lending could finance only the down payment and the rest could come from a conventional loan, thought you may need to use a portfolio lender as some banks want you to have some skin in the game.