American Banks (like BofA and Wells) actually did lend in CR pre-2008 but that possibility disappeared after the crash.

Must pay well, she door dashes breakfast, lunch, dinner like clockwork.

I’ve tried to maximize locations that will appreciate in value as well as cash flow.

@Carlos C.Mark Kohler is well respected in the industry.

I took a brief hiatus from BP as well, so sorry for the tardy reply.

I’m here to share ideas, ask questions, and hopefully contribute to discussions as I learn from your experiences.Honestly a little overwhelmed at all the choices and intricacies: but excited as well!

So I would agree to instead get a lender that you can scale with.But it looks like you got a credit union to give you a good rate, better than most as well 

The win for you is having a lender that will fund your deal and if you analyzed it well, you have the opportunity to make a profit with little to no money out of pocket and the chance to build a great relationship together.

Well, of course - that's obvious - but most people in most places in the US are going to spend too much on their purchase because that's what's available.

Bought under value and currently adding a couple more homes and have brought two new tenants in as well What was the outcome?