I'm going for a private lender or hard money lender Devan Mcclish

@Robert M.In addition to investing in stocks and mutual funds, our Solo 401k allows you to invest in many types of investments such as real estate, private equity, hedge funds, gold, private loans, and much more–all by writing a check.Solo 401k permits you to take a loan or borrow from your retirement funds.

I have a great joint venture partner I plan to buy a property with, using a good private money lender I know.

I had a real estate agent tour the property for me while taking videos/pictures, an inspector do the report, and then a property mgmt company handle mgmt. 

Maybe a local lender or private lender.

Our agent can't find any record of a mortgage, so it must be private money and we don't know how  much they owe.We don't much care for debt but my wife and I have enough cash to put together a credible offer.

.,  then you're best off with private/hard money.

Two different private investors may come up with two very different bids based upon their own risk tolerance and return target.  

But ever since I have been paying my other credit cards on time and received a pretty good raise at work but I still have the default on my record (private loan).

‘5907 Allison Rd’ unit is one of the small patch of 6 or so the same type of duplexes in that area and it’s right in front of a private horse ranch.