Stabilize cash flows, sell to institutional investors or larger family offices, who are happy to buy these in-built cash flows for their investors. 

Well, local banks tend to lend in their immediate area only so what city are you looking at?

I am assuming these would be properties that did not auction or were bought by another financial institution.

Yes, there is a way to bring in the partner for their lending purpose without giving them capital interest.

Crowdfunding makes real estate easily accessible, however, in regard to institutional/syndicated real estate investments, the advice of an expert who works in the industry every day, knows all the players and their track records, and performs due diligence on each offering is a great benefit to you and comes to you at no cost.

@Nick Acquilano let me know if you’d like some contacts for lending.

I would also suggest asking other investors who they suggest for lending. 

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This is where all the nuance begins of calculating and analyzing the best possible lending terms, and of course, all of that will be dependent on the intended purhcahse price of the property.

Most banks are looking for 25% to lend; you can find some that will go down to 20%.