A couple portfolio lenders I know about and have dealt with are:Huntington Valley Bank and Victory BankFeel free to send me a PM and I will share my experiences.Also, you can check out this forum too

If they are upset that you are trying to improve their professionalism to an 8th grade writing standard, then move on.

I just messaged you about the Victory Bank, but they only lend hyper local.  

The scumbag I am evicting actually pays his rent and I can take the $400 from his security deposit, but I would rather lose the possible $6,000 to $9,000 I will lose by evicting him and the reason I want to evict him is so my wife and I never ever need to allow him to get us upset for one minute.

Husband/Wife owned LLC's are considered single member and as such is disregarded by IRS so you could get one if you wanted without upsetting your tax experience, but don't think it's necessary to start.

There is no surprise that deal makers get very upset when the apple cart starts to tip.

Definitely Victor, I agree that the properties in the area are selling extremely fast, and often above asking price.

And how do you know what offer without low balling and upsetting your realtor/broker?

But yes, starting the real estate journey with $280k in student loan debt (combined $600k with my girlfriend who is also a chiro) is a bit of a damper... but it will make the victory lap once I reach my goal of $100K/yr by 35 so much sweeter.Best of luck for you too my dude! 

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