I'd suggest that you even go to one in your area because, honestly, a very significant percentage of Pueblo is owned remotely from other cities farther north I-25 of Pueblo.

I have varying degrees of ownership percentage in each LLC (property).

A percentage of that payment is typically applied towards the purchase price.

The term LTV gets thrown around loosely in this industry to say the least so make sure they quote define what your gross loan amount will actually be because there will be an ARV cap as @Nathan Cross alluded to.The loan structure you quoted is quite common but in most instances, you will need to have the liquidity to up front the rehab costs and then you will get reimbursed based on a percentage of completion. 

Now I also read somewhere there is a way around this like if your DTI is a certain percentage. 

Referral fees range in percentage, but it could be another way to make some money!

I think a large percentage of them would not have declined. 

The IRA will pay a small tax on the percentage of income received via the non-IRA (borrowed) capital called UDFI.For decades, many investors have found real estate, notes, private placements, precious metals and other alternative assets to be a good way to grow their tax-sheltered retirement savings.

In those cases, the former owner must pay an interest rate that also varies by state and can be as high as 25% per year.The great opportunity What makes a tax sale attractive to investors is that they get a high percentage of interest if the owner redeems the property or they can acquire full property rights at a fraction of the market price.

@Chris Risi you can increase the percentage from 8% to 10% by either increasing the property income or decreasing the expenses or a combination of both.