I also like NFCU and Chase takes good care of Vets. 

If this coach is in your market and knows the key players in the market, has used various property managers and can tell you the good ones, knows the loan brokers, knows the risks of investing on this side of town versus that, knows the tenant base for your area and what they are wanting from their apartments and what they can afford, than I would say a coach (maybe not the one you are interviewing) is worth it.  

Remember, no system is perfect, so avoid the temptation of constantly chasing after the next shiny object.

You can keep chasing it, but that’s a judgment call.

Ive called Ped Fed, Chase, BOA, also some other credit unions. what can i do?

Identify experienced players in storage (there are some on BP) and see if they are willing to take on a “co investor”.  

This is chasing your tail.

This, combined with long hours of chasing leads, cold calling, and “persistence” (“it takes 7 no’s to get to a yes”) was the formula shown by Hollywood, taught in classes, and written about in bios.Back many years ago I met a young man who was interested in investing in one of my real estate syndications.

I’m Tony, currently chasing my goals as a transactional lender.

This is one regional player, one statewide, and one national.The price of answers to "but what about if..." is a phone call.