My question to you all is do you have any good strategies when approaching a potential private lender?

I’m looking for someone to consult with regarding a potential MHC purchase.

The property is a SFH and we are trying to decide whether to flip or use BRRRR Strategy...my question for BRRRR is if it would be best to put the property in our name and do a cash out refi post-rehab to pay our lender back (her father), or potentially keep the property in the lender's name and purchase the property from him using a conventional loan after the rehab.

I'm working on getting some documents together to take to potential lenders.

Fortunately we have the luxury of taking on some risk for the potential of higher return.

I also want thick wooded canopy with huge potential.  

I don't know the legalities of this, but a seller long as the seller knows what isn't happening and the deal is a good deal, me as the potential end buyer is really only concerned with the numbers.

local laws to landlord .Appreciation potential ?

As I expedited a few of them themselves are interested and one has put me in touch with a potential lender.One other train of thought is have you talked to a commercial portfolio lender at all?

Then if there are no hammers coming down from the town code enforcement officer, the studio apartments would potentially net $300/each/month after expenses (those include Heat, Electric, HW).So the potential positive net cash flow is anywhere from $300/mo - $1500/mo.