Lender responded with. we need the insurance to cover the loan, which it did, actually double the loan amount. than they ask they want to up date it to broad or special from basic. this raise's the primum am fighting to keep low. so I ask them and tell them.

I contested and it was raised $15K.

Syndication is the most common path, you bring the deal, manage the asset, and raise capital from passive investors for the down payment.

Who is handling the syndication related to their raising money?

Hey BP community,I’m a NYC-based investor (currently own in the Bronx) looking to expand into Philadelphia for stronger cash flow and long-term scaling.My goal is to build to ~$10k/month in net cash flow over the next 5–7 years by acquiring 3–4 unit properties with value-add potential and refinancing within 2–3 years.I’m not looking for turnkey retail deals — I’m specifically targeting repositioning opportunities.What I’m Looking For:• 3–4 unit properties (triplex or quad preferred)• $400k–$575k purchase range• Target 8–9% true cap rate• 15%+ cash-on-cash return• $1,400+ net monthly cash flow after stabilizationValue-Add Focus:• Add a bedroom to increase rents• Separate utilities (gas/electric)• Reduce landlord-paid heat• Finish or legalize usable basement space• Raise under-market rents• Minor cosmetic upgrades (not full gut rehab)I’m willing to self-manage initially to improve yield and learn the submarkets properly.I’m currently evaluating:• West Philly (near universities/medical)• Select Temple-adjacent blocks• Kingsessing / Southwest• Manayunk / Roxborough (if numbers justify)Would love to connect with:• Local Philly investors actively doing small multi value-add• Contractors experienced in bedroom conversions / meter separation• Property managers with strong eviction handling process• Anyone who has successfully scaled 3–4 units in PhillyI’m serious, capital ready, and looking to build relationships long-term — not just close one deal.Happy to DM and exchange numbers.Appreciate any insights from operators on the ground.CharlieDM me for my number let's connect. 

- raising private money from investors for the down payment My question is, would it be better to develop a 2-4 unit multi-family or go straight into building a 15-20 unit build raising capital and giving returns on the project.

I am 22 years old and I am an electrical apprentice in North Dakota and I make really good money for my age and I have purchased my first house that I have updated and I am living in and I am really interested in house hacking but there is just not much opportunity where I live evey multifamily house gets bought that week site unseen by rich investors that buy it with cash so I was just wondering if I should look to get more creative with value add on  the properties that are available or I should learn to invest remotely which I have thought long about but I just love the idea of investing close because I can save a lot of money doing most of the remodels myself and start doing the brr strategy I would love to move where there is more opportunity but it is just hard because Ik I won’t make half the money I make now I am really good at saving money and will be getting a big raise in April to put more money away just tryna get some advice and Maby I am missing some ideas thanks in advance 

We raise the capital for purchase and rehab through real estate investors looking to earn as much as possible in an easier way.

Interesting, finally they are not able to raise capital themselves and have to go to Viking capital.They already have raised preferred on Avondale last year.

After doing the light rehab and improving the units, I was able to raise the rents from about $1,200 to around $2,200, which significantly increased the income of the property.More importantly, I was able to stabilize and reposition the asset.