@Aneita Williams My signature line # is a Google voice # that sometimes goes to me or my business partner depending on who is available / answers first.I just PM-ed you with my direct contact info, let me know if you have any further difficulties :)

Most lenders want you to have some skin in the game so getting 100% financing unless you are using 2 or more loans from different institutions and putting that money together, you need to put some money down.I’m not saying its imposable but try and put yourself if the lenders position.

You will have difficulty finding a HOA that will approve AirBnd.

I did that down in Eugene, OR and I really had to develop some thick skin!

The sponsor rarely has much skin in the game, and thus their interests may not align with yours (e.g. you may want to protect capital, but they don't get paid until they exceed the preferred, so they may take extra risks to try to outperform).

All loans basically the same difficulty to get and more or less all require the same amount down.

My main goal is to invest in buy and holds and occasional flips, but I have a bankruptcy and low capital that is going to cause some extra difficulty for that to happen.

I would love to see more women in real estate,  but even in 2017 there's still stuff we have to deal with, assumptions and stereotypes,etc.. takes thick skin. 

I'm looking to buy a 3-4 unit property in Philly, but having difficulty getting traditional financing due to me starting my own business last year.

I have had difficulty finding anything about investor sale's techniques.