Invest in REIT's and crowdsharing funds?

Dont wait till after the auction to figure out how to pay, you have a very short time to prove proof of funds.

I currently have my funds ready (hardmoney).My goal for the first flip is to simply find a property that only needs upgrades in the kitchen, bathroom, paint job, flooring and any other" small" items that will add value.

We got in touch through a mutual friend.

I am fortunate in life, inherited some funds, an watching them barely outpace inflation, all tied up in securities. 

Unfortunately, I am not in the position to offer cash, but I do have the funds for 20% down.What would be my options for this scenario? 

The terms we have agreed to are thisPrivate Money Partner bring the 20-25% down payment, does NO active management other than voting to approve the purchase, and occasionally voting on major items such as time to make large cap-ex purchases, time to sell etc....We do ALL of the work of finding, funding, rehabbing if needed, placing tenants, all ongoing PM and business management. 

Are there any loans where I could claim primary residence (and possibly receive fixer upper funding like a 203k) of a commercial sized property?

They will hold the funds, sign every document, cut every check, and receive every deposit. 

Hi everyoneTwo months ago I leased my townhouse to a tenant who was divorced or at least I thought so. Apparently she is right in the thick of it. Today I get a letter saying they are going to court to disperse money ...