Thanks in advance,Pete Often times, you are better off finding somebody who is a specialist in your area of investment (or interest/goals), rather than somebody who is in your neighborhood. 

I have an investment property in an LLC acquired through a 1031 exchange.

Investment Info:Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

Hello - I’m interested in brokering hard money loans on investment properties (non owner-occupied SFHs, multifamily, other commercial) but am residing in a state that requires a license.

I know people making $20k+ months couch flipping and investing in vending machines.

These services invest in technology, data acquisition, and maintenance to ensure the quality and reliability of their information, which is why they charge for access.

It's often because people don't want to do the research or work necessary to get prepared to invest so they do things like talk about LLCs, scaling, and look online at hundreds of properties before ever seeing one in real life.The antidote is to go to real estate investing meetups, as many as you can, and never miss.

I’m interested in real estate investing and have one year until I graduate high school.

I was set to start a job here in TX in acquisitions at a real estate investing company. 

No current liens but these properties have tax deeds, not warranty deeds if that matters.That as-is value is going to make obtaining financing more difficult for sure.Financing options drop off pretty steeply below a certain dollar amount because foreclosure costs for lenders can be significant.Your best bet may be to connect with some local private lenders (local investor meetups/referrals are a good starting point for this) or local banks.