Not with traditional lenders and non owner occupied properties. 

For example, I purchased shares of property groups in Budapest on the property crowdfunding platform RealtyBundles.

Thinking about this more, I think your 4% "private money guy" is probably just a mortgage broker for a traditional bank or credit union loan.

They have made me a lot of money and allowed me to scale my portfolio much quicker than if I had started with traditional long term rentals.

.- In some traditional retirement communities, including in Arizona and Florida, that number could reach nearly two-thirds.

One of the options: rental insurance, which allows renters to pay a small premium each month, instead of making one cash security deposit.This is to help alleviate barriers to renting an apartment, the law says landlords must give renters options other than a traditional cash security deposit.I have managed properties that offered surety bonds, which was a great option for the renter as well as the property.

I have read Joe Fairless's book on apartment syndication and he really preaches to start a thought platform.

Funding it could be tough traditionally.

I too have started looking very hard at how to get off their platform.

@Justin Tahilramani So it's traditional renters?