A lot of people advertise their meetups on Bigger Pockets, but you can also find some on meetup.com. 

They always advertise that you're renting the entire place when you rent with them, so that is a big change. 

-- and then we look closely, and see that A dropped some hit as soon as Fannie dropped it, but B is still holding onto it so the mid-level manager (5 levels above who you get to speak to as a general consumer) can take a fancier vacation this year.The cash out and 2-4 unit hits haven't changed in the last couple years, you still will not get the rate you see advertised everywhere, for a cash out 2-4 unit, since the advertisements are all for rate/term SFR 740+ FICO <75% LTV, etc, the perfect scenario that rarely pans out in reality. 

That said, for me 60 days notice does nothing for me since I won't advertise or try to show the unit until its vacant and prepped.My recommendation is to discuss with them and if you are honestly aggrieved by the lack of notice and it impacts you discuss a flat fee deduction from the security deposit.

I also invested in 4 506b's that I do not want to name because I do not want it to be considered advertising on their behalf.

You can draft plans, get them permitted then advertise built ready lot for sale.

What they lack is Advertising, Application processes and a thorough nationwide background check.

From the 20 or so credit unions in Baton Rouge it looks like most of them advertise 75K limits but I’ll draft up a presentation to just present data.

The one company that does market heavily for 100% financing that is US based and appears to be legally set up is Do Hard Money and they advertise here on BP..

.), walk into a branch and let them know you're looking to open a new card.Branches and bankers are obviously evaluated based on their ability to open new accounts, and they may be motivated to give you a special offer.For example when my wife got a Chase card she got double the sign-up bonus in-branch than what was being advertised online at the time.If they present you with just the commonly-available offers, let them know that you'll just open it online because it's easier and will result in the same bonus anyway.If it looks like you're going to walk away, the banker may be able to give you a better bonus in order to not lose credit for your account opening.Of course they may not have the authority to do so but it's worth a shot.