NOTE: I'm not affiliated with LivingSocial or the Mass Real Estate School.  

Plus no NMLS.. and or any other affiliation on the website.I know lending is crossing state lines these days.. and I sure have done it being the largest HML in Mississippi in my day .. and all from Oregon. 

I thoroughly comprehend the screening process and the dos and don'ts of qualifying prospective tenants.

BTW: nearly 25% of Americans claim no religious affiliation and 6% are a non-Christian religion (e.g., Judaism, Hinduism, Muslim).  

If you discuss with your non-traditional lender use single-economic unit to describe the process, a commercial appraiser would have to do the appraisal, and could maybe even include a value analysis pertaining to each property individually, if so required by lender.The job I describe was not fully affiliated with any low income housing (section 8, LIHTC, etc.), but may have had some property based vouchers, I don't recall that detail.As others have stated, the potential downfall of this financing is your exit strategy, as piecing them out could be a headache.

I hope to apply the lessons learned to my next go at it.Jacqueline I am also still affiliated with William Raveis (as a referral agent, of course). 

I highly recommend Quickbooks along with buying her book- and I am in no way affiliated with either beyond being a customer.

Real estate agents get marketing partners, however, we have to be careful how leads are distributed due to federal laws.Are you speaking about something like affiliate marketing?

I'd still plan on maintaining my CA RE license and looking for properties here since I've lived in SoCal forever and know the area.Been speaking with a few realtor affiliates as well to get pointed in the best direction.

@Fabio MartinezTry http://inspectagator.com/ I have no affiliations with this company.