Posting this without comment - but am curious to hear your thoughts on impact on residential mortgages and impact on multi-family.https://www.ft.com/content/b8eac068-e7c9-42ea-b9bf-6e2b4666f5c3

I'm really interested in commercial loans as well as residential loan brokerage.

New cabinets, granite counter tops, new stainless appliances, oiled bronze fixtures.

I am an investor who focuses on multi-family residential properties in Grand Rapids, MI.

To clarify, here's a breakdown of what we have:Income Tax and Bookkeeping business- Sole P in my wifes name (getting ready to convert it to an S-corp)Hair and Nail Salon- Single member S-corp in my nameWife is self employed as an S-corp (she booth rents from the salon I own)Commercial real estate LLC - 5 unit commercial building (wife and I are partners)Commercial real estate LLC - single unit commercial building (wife and I are partners)Residential LLC - Holds all SFH's (wife and I are partners)Master LLC that controls every investment property.I know we have a lot of moving parts.

Not sure, I’m never gotten a residential loan.

If you are in a $1M neighborhood and every other kitchen has granite counters, updated kitchen and stainless appliances, yeah you might have a tough time if you use cheap, plain white appliances and laminate with kitchen cabinets back from the 80’s...

Hi I’m looking to prospect real estate owners to offer them to buy them directly without any agentWhat are you best way to approach them?Im trying to find there numbers but I only have like 30% of them for the list I ...

I know for a residential property manager, they usually only charge 10% of the rent for marketing and managing or a fixed number, but ofc the house is already ready to lease out.

I understand your frustration (and share it, I have two simple residential refinances that are approaching 60 days in underwriting...it's maddening).But if you want the bank's money, lose the attitude and wrap your head around the fact that you have to play by the bank's rules.