We would close on our deals and then resell the property to an individual who may live in the property. 

So do not think for a second non-recourse will allow such things.If you find a one off type lender they may be more flexible who is an individual that invests in mortgages etc. 

I'm currently a licensed realtor in Delaware that specializes on helping individuals become mortgage ready with thier credit and mindset. 

At the end of the day, all caution should be taken to insure that you are dealing with a reputable individual or entity.  

Hey @Adam Sporinsky - that's a great question and one that doesn't really have one "right" answer as there are a lot of variables to any one individual's situation.  

Also, FHA loans are for individuals only, unless the rule changed fairly recently.

You might find lenders there, private lenders (individuals) too. 

It's all very individual and dependent upon your interests and background.

Its never evident in sales pitches as Roy mentioned but you can definitely ask them for that information and they should be comfortable sharing that information with you.Rahul:It's been my experience (decades in information security), that most customers, particularly  individuals, do not know what they should ask.  

Both individuals have good paying jobs and have been dependable dependable and clean tenants.