Try the credit unions. 

I also reached out to a few local credit unions, people's local home equity, and wintrust.  

My personal banker recommended me set up 2 separate lines of credit: revolving and non-revolving from my local credit union.

Both couples seem like they would be great tenants and had "accept" recommendations from Trans Union Smart Move. 

At least 18000 square feet in Newark or union, Bloomfield, Maplewood, and Orange.    

For the majority of the north side of Milwaukee, you will be dealing with African-American blue collar people who either want to live in the same neighborhood they grew up in, or don’t want to be far from family who live in the same neighborhood or a nearby neighborhood.

As far as qualifying for a loan you probably should hop on the phone and start calling lenders....local credit unions, commercial lenders, etc. 

Like any other legal document that may already require a notarized signature, you can have the rental agreement notarized - the notary checks your identification, records it, and gets your thumbprint.Most UPS Stores and some banks/credit unions have notaries available during business hours - don’t bring your notary “friend,” as the tenant may not trust them either.

Our local credit union offers a rebate interest mortgage, currently 5.375% fixed rate, and 4.5% ARM.

I agree with Joe - Lincoln is great for investors with multiple colleges here (University of Nebraska, Wesalyn, Union College & Southeast Community College).