You're a landlord in an LO and must perform like one, no matter you hear from REI educators.

Trying to work it out with my LO as we speak, but figured I'd get opinions from BP as well.

LO's take application, stack files and work with borrowers and investors with their attorneys underwrite, review and fund.

Only certain stationary stores handle their products so find out where for your area.By the way, if you handle this yourself you need to check the legalities in your state regarding LO.

This is great information that you should share with the LO and/or appraiser.

I was marketing for l/o's when I found it---sounds like he needs more than that tho.Please let me know how you would purchase/exit etc----if you would.

Get the right folks involved to help you originate the loan and avoid any issues with LO regulations.

Side note: We can purchase homes the ways listed above however with new acts and financing laws be very careful with your procedure and paperwork when selling with financing or via LO to your end buyer.3. 

., 3) and balance sheet in order to plan your finances to banking guidelines so that you not only obtain financing but you do so while minimizing the burden of unnecessary taxes, increase cash flow, manage debt expense/rates, and increase equity growth.Most loan officers will struggle with just getting you a loan as they are used to W2/salary/hourly borrowers with very simple scenarios.The hard part about working with self employed/ business owners/ investors as borrowers is that as a LO you'll have to sometimes comb through multiple partnership, corporate, personal returns, amortization schedules, and other tax schedules to determine, analyze, extract, and find additional income to make a scenario work and it not only takes financial analysis skill but also knowledge of the guidelines and most crucially how the LO can sell the "story," whether it be income, occupancy, asset seasoning, or other to the underwriter to ultimately get you an Approval with the least brain damage as possible.Beyond the analysis and loan qualification skill they will help present you with different scenarios to better your investment return, how to obtain your capital again after an acquisition, strategies, timelines, and generally figuring out ways to make your untouchable equity turn to a lump sum of cash (cash out), or how to convert a jump sum of cash into streams of income (vice versa).

I was thinking of maybe trying a L/O with new tenants.