Lenders - Is there a preferred lender for multi-family housing that's owned by out-of-state investors?

The way to do this is to be seen as THE expert in Avery specialized niche.

Thinking maybe that’s my niche for now. 

As trustee of the plan, you can open a bank account in just a few hours at one of our preferred banks.

@Carlos OlarteStart networking in real estate to learn consistently and find your niche.

Overall, good reviews for this product/company, but I prefer the traditional HELOC (although harder to find for investment properties).

Obviously that starts down a whole different conversation about preferred investing strategies which all have their merits.My only point here is that I don't think investing in other markets means you're going to miss out on the opportunity to ever buy in Los Angeles.

The tenant wants all kinds of repairs and upgrades, the investor would probably prefer to pay for none of that.

Here’s a bit about my current situation and goals:Current Rentals:Number of Properties: 1Type of Property: Single-family home (we lived in it and turned it into a rental when we moved out)Location: Corpus Christi, TXInvestment Goals:Short-term Goal: Acquire more properties and build an equity-heavy portfolio to have leverage if needed.Long-term Goal: Build a portfolio that provides enough cash flow to cover all living expenses.Focus: Expand my portfolio, preferably to at least 10 properties in the next 10 years.Financials:Current Monthly Cash Flow: Close to breakeven (potentially negative by $20, factoring in reserves).Future Investment Budget: No savings at the moment.

Is this not a preferred purpose .?