I know the Atlanta market is known to nationwide investors as a good place to be as well.  

@Sean OToole Any plans to expand PR nationwide? 

this is actually a nationwide law.. its just that some title or closing attorneys choose to ignore it.

We wholesale nationwide and I'm sure you've seen our "We Buy Ugly Houses" billboards.

And yes that would be nationwide.

Call as many different lenders in your area and nationwide lenders and get a feel for who will finance into a LLC and what their seasoning period is. 

I'm a nationwide investor of both commercial & residential properties.  

You are correct, most banks I've talked to have at least a 1 year overlay and I just assumed that was the banking standard set nationwide.

@Matt Boyle no offense, but if you are an appraiser asking for tips from agents about price discovery that is sorta a red flag for me.You as an appraiser are considered to be an impartial expert on value, and agents like it or not have an inherent bias and are generally not trained, licensed or required to follow USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice)Refer to link below for differences between USPAP and BPO.https://nationwide-appraisal.com/appraisal-avm-bpo...I am curious as to why you are asking for tips from agents doing BPO's vs seeking advice from professional appraisers in the Chicago land area?

By their estimates, its 26% in Chicago and 33.7% nation wide. http://www.chicagobusiness.com/realestate/20170302/CRED0701/170309967/heres-why-that-buyer-may-not-plan-to-live-in-your-homeJen