Lots of two unit properties over there.Going east, you can find deals in Rosedale, Parkville and Carney that will work for Essex Community College students and if you go south into the city, you get a bit adventurous, but you've got the MICA (Maryland Institute College of Art).Lots of opportunities.Stephanie

Investors must have access to other sources (institutional, commercial, etc) that can give them a mortgage.

. - One other option is borrowing against your existing property but don't know if that is worth the risk- Some local banks or community development financial institutions might be open to giving you a loan even with your circumstances if it falls within their community / social mandates. - Even if the person you are thinking of can't help you, maybe there are folks on bigger pockets who want to go in on this with you esp. if you have the deal sourced...I can't tell you if any of these are the right solutions, completely depends on your specific circumstances but hopefully some avenues you can explore!

I am currently building a realestate invesment team in Boston MA looking for an investor with high capital because I have a financial institution that is offering Us 5X the cash that we can come raise as a line.of credit for fix and flip buy and hold and Land and new construction.

Due to the increased costs associated with the property, we are instituting a X% rent increase, effective 1 March 2019."

PM me if you’d like me to share the name of the institution that I’m in the process of using. 

City state job growthCity state net migrationCity state job diversityhttp://www.best-cities.org/ - Milken Institute http://www.bestplaces.net – Sperling’s reports     Also check out where people are moving to and from by using the following:North American Moving Services: https://www.northamerican.com/migration-mapUnited Van Lines: https://www.unitedvanlines.com/contact-united/news/U-Haul: http://myuhaulstory.com/ and https://www.uhaul.com/About/Once you find a state or states then you can use some of these to drill down into MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area)http://www.census.gov/topics/population/population-projections/about.html - Population ProjectionsLocal Area Unemployment Stats By State: https://www.bls.gov/lau/ Seasonally Adjusted Metropolitan Area Estimates: https://www.bls.gov/lau/metrossa.htmI hope I didn't overwhelm you and Hope that helps.

It is 20-25% down on investment properties that are not your primary residence from a standard financial institution plus closing costs on your HELOC and closing cost on the new rental property loan.

Conventional Loan with local institution.

Private lenders (institutional) wil underwrite to the property's income or, if the is an issue, there are a growing number (still only a few) that can offer long term loans simply based on the asset and LTV.