Expansive clay soil and if the structure was not properly designed and constructed, the result can be complete failure of the structure.

If you know why they don't want to lend you in the first place, then someone here might be able to point out to the best resource.

A lot of money can be made with proper negotiation.

Out of country investing can be done, but you have to dedicate time in order to do it properly. results will follow and I believe will always be better then being dependable on this property manger or another

Following is a good resource on the rules. https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/plan-participant-employee/retirement-topics-prohibited-transactionsAnother option is to open a solo 401k if you are self-employed and then you can borrow $50,000 once you transfer the IRA to the solo 401k plan.

The properties are all located in south Seattle region;  half are in Seattle proper and the other half in nearby suburbs.   

Although less strict that what is required of a public offering, raising capital for syndication or similar deals still requires the proper framework and legal documentation.

@Andres Gonzalez Welcome to BP, lots of great resources on the website + there is a local meet up as well that's great to connect with local investors.

Lots of great resources on here and most of us are always plenty willing to help out!

FYI - my favorite resource on BP is the keyword alerts for the forums.