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All Forum Posts by: Amanda Rechsteiner

Amanda Rechsteiner has started 3 posts and replied 23 times.

Post: Best Place to Find Cash Investors/Buyers for a Unique Cash Flowing Property?

Amanda Rechsteiner
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  • Investor
  • Howell, MI
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 11

@Noah Kizy I'll message you!

Post: Best Place to Find Cash Investors/Buyers for a Unique Cash Flowing Property?

Amanda Rechsteiner
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  • Investor
  • Howell, MI
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 11

Hello all, 

I am trying to sell a unique property that requires a cash buyer at this time (11401/11425 Hibner Rd, Hartland MI 48353). Where is the best place to find cash investors/buyers for properties like this (2 SFR homes on one parcel)? Both tenant occupied and income producing and the property manager is willing to stay with the property for a smooth transition. I have been searching through BP but nothing looks too promising. I have tried to use the community listing link but it is not working correctly. I looked into BiggerDeals/Off Market Deal Finding but those were dead ends. Not sure why I am not seeing a good spot on BP for this.

Does anyone know of any wholesalers with buyer lists that could help here? I have not been able to find a good wholesaler either. 

Any advice would be helpful. Thanks!

Post: Seeking Private Lenders & Multifamily Syndication Advice: Expanding My Rental Portfol

Amanda Rechsteiner
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  • Investor
  • Howell, MI
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 11
Quote from @Judah Zuckerman:

Hi Amanda – great to see the strong momentum you're building. I'm a direct lender specializing in bridge loans from $1M to $10M, as well as DSCR loans on SFR (1–4 units) and small multifamily (5–30 units). Your model and track record are exactly what we look for. Let's connect and explore how we can help fuel your next acquisition.


Hi Judah! I have a current lender I work with for my DSCR loans but of course I am not opposed to looking at what you offer if you would like to send me more information. Thanks!

Post: Seeking Private Lenders & Multifamily Syndication Advice: Expanding My Rental Portfol

Amanda Rechsteiner
Posted
  • Investor
  • Howell, MI
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 11
Quote from @Margaret Steck:

Hi Amanda Rechsteiner, what you do is really interesting, and I'd love to learn and even help you out! Sending you a message


 Great! Lets chat.

Post: Seeking Private Lenders & Multifamily Syndication Advice: Expanding My Rental Portfol

Amanda Rechsteiner
Posted
  • Investor
  • Howell, MI
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 11
Quote from @John B.:
Quote from @Amanda Rechsteiner:

Hi BiggerPockets community!

I’m excited to make my first post here. While I’m new to the community, I’m definitely not new to real estate—I live, breathe, and love it! I’m looking forward to connecting, learning, and growing together.

My background is in SFR and long and mid term rentals. I've built a rental portfolio and managed every aspect from acquisition to property management. Recently, I discovered a significant demand for mid-term rentals in a particular Michigan market, particularly from highly qualified traveling professionals (not just nurses!). The demand far exceeds supply, and I've had to turn away weekly requests for the past three months now. This is an opportunity I'm eager to seize, but I need to expand my network of private money lenders or equity partners to make it happen.

Currently, I work with private lenders who fund down payments in exchange for monthly payments until they’re paid back from cash flow (12-24 month terms). The returns are great, and my investors love working with me—but they’re all tied up in existing projects, including a major flip. I need to connect with more private lenders for 12-24 month loans, typically $20K-$40K per property, with purchase prices ranging from $110K-$160K. Facebook groups have been full of scams, and my personal network is currently tapped out - but the opportunities keep coming in and I hate to watch them keep leaving! Any recommendations on where to meet trustworthy private lenders that want a good and safe investment and stay removed from property management themselves? This is truly just a small loan. My current investors roll their money right back into my next projects but as I've stated, I've hit my ceiling with them and need to expand this network and these opportunities to others but I am stuck on where to meet more people!

My second question involves apartment building syndication and financing. I’m negotiating an off-market deal for an 11-unit property with value-add potential and room for additional apartments. The purchase price is $1.6M, and I’m looking to raise the down payment through partners. I’d run the entire project and handle property management, offering investors a preferred return and possibly additional incentives. I’d love advice, recommended podcasts, or insights on syndicating and financing my first multifamily deal. I’m working on a Letter of Intent with a commercial broker and leaning heavily into the wisdom of others with experience in this space. 

Thanks in advance for your insights and support! I’m looking forward to connecting with like-minded investors and building long-lasting relationships. I am all for mutually beneficial deals and partnerships.

Amanda Rechsteiner Realtor & Real Estate Investor


Glad to see you've arrived Amanda! Just a quick question on your SFR deals - are your lenders who finance down payments secured in first or second lien positions?

Also (and this may be a little too detailed for a forum reply), are you utilizing agreements that outline payments tied to rental income? Meaning, if a unit is vacant for a period or experiences tenant issues, payment to the lender is delayed for that period?

Hello! About my SFR deals, it depends on the deal. One of mine is secured in a second lien position, another lender is not on a different one. Everyone has a contract signed with me regardless. The agreements are not tied to rental income. If there is a vacancy, the lender is paid regardless. The lender is truly just a lender getting a great return on their investment and I take on the risk of the investment. I ensure I have funds to cover vacancies... In my area though and where I invest, there is very little vacancy. Usually only a few days between tenants.

Post: Creative Exit Wanted! Investors, Buyers, & Deal Makers — Dual Income Property

Amanda Rechsteiner
Posted
  • Investor
  • Howell, MI
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 11
Quote from @Andrew Zamboroski:
Quote from @Amanda Rechsteiner:

Hey BP! I am very interested to hear thoughts on this one. Let me know what you've got.

I have a property in my portfolio that I am looking to sell off market and creatively. I own a parcel with two homes on it and they are both currently rented out, bringing in $3,400 a month. Highly appreciating and sought-after area, well maintained, high-demand rental market with little to no vacancy. But the lot is nonconforming due to its nature (2 single family homes, 1 parcel) so it will not pass traditional financing/appraisal. We have tried and I have spoken to SEVERAL lenders. Deals have fallen apart on it because of that. We have also talked to the township to ensure everything is legal and good and they have zero problems with the property but due to current zoning and allowances, traditional lending/appraisal standards don't love it. 

Obviously a cash buyer would be ideal. Any other thoughts for selling it? Also, to keep it off market (privacy reasons for everyone involved and unique nature of the property), are there any sites or ways to connect with investors that would be looking for a property like this? I am in some Michigan off market FB groups but that is as far as I have gotten. Should I connect with someone that may have a buyer list of investors? Where do I find good and reputable people?

Thanks!

Is it legal non conforming? If so, can it be rebuilt? If so, to what degree? Curious what you have found out on these 😃 

 Yes, messaged you more details! 

Post: Creative Exit Wanted! Investors, Buyers, & Deal Makers — Dual Income Property

Amanda Rechsteiner
Posted
  • Investor
  • Howell, MI
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 11
Quote from @Sara Eller:

I can sell it for you off market! I work for Ace Deals (check us out at acedeals.co), we exclusively sell off market deals


 I would love to hear more! Feel free to message me.

Post: Creative Exit Wanted! Investors, Buyers, & Deal Makers — Dual Income Property

Amanda Rechsteiner
Posted
  • Investor
  • Howell, MI
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 11
Quote from @David VanSteenkiste:

What's the location?


 Hartland/Howell/Brighton area in Livingston County, MI 

Post: Creative Exit Wanted! Investors, Buyers, & Deal Makers — Dual Income Property

Amanda Rechsteiner
Posted
  • Investor
  • Howell, MI
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 11
Quote from @Mike Grudzien:
Quote from @Amanda Rechsteiner:
Quote from @Mike Grudzien:

Can you file to subdivide the property?


 We have a real estate attorney who has been working on this for a little while. It is technically possible after some land swapping with the neighbor (road frontage requirements), township approvals, etc. but he suggested trying to sell it as is as an investor special first before starting that process.


 Well, I hope it works out!


 Thank you! Either way it will. Selling as a big chunk is just easier and quicker haha!

Post: Creative Exit Wanted! Investors, Buyers, & Deal Makers — Dual Income Property

Amanda Rechsteiner
Posted
  • Investor
  • Howell, MI
  • Posts 24
  • Votes 11
Quote from @Mike Grudzien:

Can you file to subdivide the property?


 We have a real estate attorney who has been working on this for a little while. It is technically possible after some land swapping with the neighbor (road frontage requirements), township approvals, etc. but he suggested trying to sell it as is as an investor special first before starting that process.