@Phillip Tomasso  Like Dennis mentioned above, local credit unions / banks might work. 

You'll likely need to find a local credit union that would be willing to lend its portfolio. 

@Toan Nguyen I recently refinanced my rental home and shopped Quicken/Rocket Mortgage, my credit union, and a “0 closing cost lender” and ultimently decided to go with Quicker/Rocket Mortgage.

@Carl Coe you can check with Penfed Union.

If you want to pull equity out of a rental property, very few banks do this but I know ENT Credit Union (by the library) will do this, but I believe they cap at 75% or 80% LTV.

Lots of teachers/union/airport employees and etc moving into the neighborhood and making it their first single family home, in lieu of moving out to the burbs.A valuable lesson that I learned in the last 48 hours after speaking with many lender/underwriters.

TryLima onePeakLendingoneand there are a few mid west banks that would take you on.as well as when you get to the states walk into a local credit union make your 1 million deposit and I suspect you will have the manger all over you and they will give you a loan as well.

Most of the time though, the big banks will not play ball since the person you are talking to are following scripts, but credit unions or local mortgage lenders don't mind going to a bidding war.

You can call or stop by American Haritage Credit Union.

I am from NJ and have been on the fence of potentially investing in a 2 bedroom apartment/condo in Union City/West New York/ Jersey City/ Hoboken area.