Some background information would include:- My business partner is fine with either forming an entity to borrow money to fund the investment or borrowing under my name.

The FNMA condo guidelines are all here  https://www.fanniemae.com/singlefamily/project-eli...Condo projects and properties which don't meet Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac warrantability standards are known as non-warrantable.Non-warrantable condos are more challenging to borrow against.Typically, a condo is considered warrantable if:No single entity owns more than 10% of the units in a project, including the developerAt least 51% of the units are owner-occupiedFewer than 15% of the units are in arrears with their association duesThere is no litigation in which the homeowners association (HOA) is namedCommercial space accounts is 25 percent or less of the total building square footageWhat  you want is lender that will lend on NON warrantable condo project. 

This money I can borrow privately at 2%, undetermined term but I would hope to refinance once the property was up to par and rented out.All in: 110kSo that I'm not misleading, I'll say here that the area is probably C-, right on the east edge of Washington Park for you Milwaukee natives, and that this could pose difficulties (or perhaps scare off many investors?).

This money I can borrow privately at 2%, undetermined term but I would hope to refinance once the property was up to par and rented out.All in: 110kSo that I'm not misleading, I'll say here that the area is probably C-, right on the east edge of Washington Park for you Milwaukee natives, and that this could pose difficulties (or perhaps scare off many investors?).

I'm like 90% purchase business and generally prefer it that way (buyers are more motivated borrowers than refinancers, so I don't have to chase them around for paperwork), but when one like this that sells itself no matter how you cut it (did you notice I bumped your rate like half a percentage point and could still sell it to you?

Borrowing a good idea I saw for a post that was applied to Northern Cali.

I am learning about crowdfunding now and am wondering...Do most crowdfunding companies allow for DIY renovations by the borrower?  

I have lots of clients in the same boat- just getting started and trying to make the best possible choices as they move forward.

You only pay on the amount borrowed. 

Real estate is super flexible and a great career choice when you've got kids, but the reality of the situation is that you will need daycare of some sort, even ifor it's just a babysitter that is on call and available a day or two a week.