The problem is it will have to be an all cash deal at first since nobody will lend on an incomplete property, but there is currently a loan on the property being sold.

I'm currently looking to purchase my first rental property and I'm not able to obtain conventional lending from a bank or credit union.Does anyone know how financing for a rental/cash flowing property works different from fix and flip funding?

Any lending referrals?

Rockwell Institute is the best as far as I am concerned.

My company lends in MI and I’m happy to help if they continue to give you a hard time. 

Pretty far out of my territory here in the southwest to help on the actual growing side, but if you ever need someone to run things past to poke holes/lend ideas, I'm here!

For nearly a decade I've invested in a number of different real estate strategies across the spectrum: private lending, hard money lending, syndication deals, real estate crowd funding, wholesaling, land investing, note investing, STR domestic and abroad, built to rent, flips, etc.

Was informed that they currently don’t have the “appetite” to lend to out of state investors (was told it was a different case couple of years go).

Hi BP,Any physician assistants out there have experience with private lending options?

Are there any vetted investor websites (ex Lending Club, Prosper) or have I perhaps not come across yet the PML website/contact who would take this on?