Talking to Josh, and unsuccessfully trying it a few years ago, I'm looking to get a local BP networking/round table going... monthly maybe?

Read about problems (tax defaults, tenants, code violations, evictions, liens, deceased owners) and think about what you can bring to the table.

They are most likely looking to buy the note as a means to ultimately acquire the property via FC or a DIL.In addition, they will also have an idea of what it costs to see a FC all the way through, as the time table and costs vary from county to county.

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Then there is a table for each calendar year with the Secedule E categories across the top, and dated entries on each row.

Unfortunately, I am friends with a lot of MBA's who are stuck in mailrooms and waiting tables hoping for the next big hiring announcement.

Ultimately it's "under the table" if not properly documented.

Funding each loan can also be arranged as a transactional loan, where funds are brought to the table and revert directly back to the lending entity by the seller of the property.

In most cases you will still have to put some cash on the table and not just rely on the equity of the owned property.

If he does need a large cash influx, you will need to find a private lender or JV partner willing to put up the money to bring to the table.