This wouldn't be a traditional transaction.

A traditional bank is not the best fit for this type of project.

I come from a tech and systems engineering background, and for the past year I’ve been diving deep into real estate investing — especially non-traditional, no down payments and interest-free models.I’m currently exploring how a brand new concept that already works in several countries (group-purchase model for real estate) could be adapted to the U.S. market.

I just read rich dad poor dad and I was seeing if anyone had any other resources on starting?

Quote from @Adam Zach: Hey BP community,We’ve been scaling a rent-to-own single-family housing model across the Midwest and Southeast and have run into a wall with traditional DSCR lenders.We’ve been working with small local banks and credit unions to finance deals, but as we grow, we’re looking for more scalable lending partners.

Now that I knew I had something I could make work, I began the process with a hard money lender, and a traditional lender.

I’ve listened to him on the BiggerPockets podcast and the real estate guys as well as from Rich dad radio and see lots of opportunities for the residential assisted living facility asset class.

You'll find me wearing jeans and a $9 black t-shirt from Target and I am not afraid to get my hands dirty, if I can fix something on the spot with what's in my toolbag before I call a contractor.Most tenants think that you are rich anyway, because why else would you own multiple houses?

A higher price than a traditional sale can provide.2.

This process will include a traditional mortgage underwrite.