Its not to say it has not been a success, however, I do not think it has been excellent, their has to be more and better portfolio lenders that someone on BP can define.Please share your experiences and gain better insight into the deeper operations of the elders denied, by triangulating as much data and information the BO community has.

They do have costs and overhead, and you shouldn't expect them to provide you a "free" base of operations..

Also, they may not have to provide as many benefits if they have no employees, assuming they are an owner/operator.

The problem I've run into is the few RUBS/sub-metering companies I've found will not deal with a small operation like me.  

I currently own, operate, and manage a Real Estate investment business in the Philadelphia/South Jersey area where we buy, renovate, and sell residential properties.

I do not believe we have experienced a default on payments for the 80 years we have operated, but in such an instance the cooperative has right of first takeover, which banks understandably would not agree to.

Over the last couple of years, I have done some investing in multi-family projects as well as office and retail (not as the operator). 

@tony masterleased options are only for turnaround purposes where you have low net operating income, you guaranteed the low net operating income, and then increase the net operating income by creating full vacancy, increasing rents and creatively increasing services that add to your bottom line, eg coin operated laundriesYou do need the capacity to buy it to make some money, and It might take 20 to 30% down@Tony Carterundefined

My immediate reaction is much aligned with the crowd, anywhere you buy a $20,000.00 home for cash, prepare yourself for a substantial amount of work.An alternate option you amy want to consider is working with a turnkey provider and purchasing something that is already operational, utilize someone else expertise to grow and jump start your investing.  

We do operate within an LLC, but our arrangement for the rehabbing is a Joint Venture, with the other party also operating as a LLC.