Chase is one that you will typically find in all cities for convenience.

I’d say just go for both the Chase and Discover.

You might start with the agent that listed the home for sale as they typically know the players.

Buy creative real estate, don't chase the comfort of a nice new house, chase the cashflow opportunities to start.

It's usually very market driven though.In the market where supply outpaces the demand, be extremely careful to large player as the risk is super high.

From what I was told by a Chase lender, most institutions use the same underwriters, who implement this 2 year requirement.I understand that private lending could be an option, however, I'm not sure who would lend to me with favorable terms based on my lack of real estate experience.

Agents chase shinny objects so thats why most move.

Chasing the lowest rate/fees doesn't always yield the best result.

Also, coaches don't make players, so make sure you are committed and will have the time available to make it happen.

Do I go the CRE brokerage route to learn the markets, players and underwriting or try to add value to an existing syndicator in some way?