Continue to utilize BP to meet people who are investing in Newark and reach out to them, these are the friendliest people you will meet who wouldn't mind answering questions.

@Skyler Nicholas and @Bruce Woodruff - what are some of the friendliest markets that you've found?

I've got a letter and lease extension ready to go, but it's not the friendliest situation as the guy doesn't want to leave...

The Great Smoky Mountains, rolling hills, and picturesque landscapes will have you constantly reaching for your camera.Southern Hospitality: Get ready for the friendliest folks on the planet.

Seattle is not the friendliest city for landlords.

Crazy things have happened but you could as well get run over by a car if you get out of bed.The Dominican Republic is one of the friendliest countries for international real estate investors.

Farm Credit offers 20 year term at 6.5%, not the friendliest either. 

Friendliest and most welcoming: Charles PerkinsWhose every post I read greedily: J Scott and Will BarnardAlways insightful: Jon KlausMost willing to help: Jon Holderman and Bill GulleyBest wholesaling advice: Ryan WebberFor knowledge I crave and try so hard to understand: Bryan Hancock and Don KonipolMost encouraging: Bryan HancockMost likely to run me off: Jeffrey Koenig (he hates wholesalers!)

My question is who is the friendliest commercial lender in Indy?

I'm trying to find the best combination of profit margin, landlord friendliest states/cities and areas with best chances of property appreciations.