You can work with a local credit union that does HELOCs, Home Equity Lines of Credit or Loans, on investment property.

I know where I am going to hang my license as long as my application is accepted and am excited to become a local real estate agent.

Quote from @Samuel Coronado: Quote from @Jordan Moorhead: You can use local banks and there are national lenders.

 I am looking for any local investor's, property managers, and agents  down in SC.

When it comes to finding good wholesalers, a few approaches have worked well for me and others in the industry:1.Local Networking & Meetups:Check out local real estate investor associations and networking events in the Akron/Cleveland area.

A tidy, well-organized space can help the appraiser focus on the home's features rather than distractions.Research Comparable Properties: Have a list of comparable properties (comps) that have sold recently in your area.

Definitely recommend checking out local REI meetups in Boston now and Chicago later—tons of value in connecting with local investors.

I was wondering if there are any investors here that already have a portfolio in Memphis that might be looking to add a property.I'm working with Crestcore and I like them but I've realized I prefer local investing.

Start small with duplexes or triplexes, analyze deals carefully, and build a team of local experts.

I'm also from Brazil and I'm local to Stamford.