Regular properties are probably in a better position because people always need a place to stay, and if I'm not mistaken back during COVID if you had a tenant who couldn't work you could call your bank and pause the mortgage. 

Scott Scheel and Ray Alcorn are also very solid - I speak at their events regularly.  

The business accounts are referred as Business Brokerage and the personal accounts Cash Management - each type has two offerings, one offering with a higher interest rate paid on cash balances.

On this site you will get investors that have Rockstar realties 5 states away, and realtors themselves.Do yourself a favor and get your boots on the ground, meet some locals, and get references.

Hollistic REI was referred to me by Real Wealth Network, based here in California.

And the recordings are updated on a regular basis. 

I always recommend accepting pets, but you should know how to screen them, monitor them, and have strong policies in place to stop problems early.You should regularly monitor your market on Zillow, realtor.com, apartments.com, etc.

There are good deals to be found in any market and you want to have a deal that you can physically visit regularly.

I'll break it out for you.Gross Salary: $80,000/yearGross Salary per month: $6,667/monthAfter Tax Salary per month (not including 401k investing (which you should be doing, but I get this is a real estate message board and this concept is not popular): $5,434Purchase Price: $600,000Interest Rate per Calculator: 6.941%Downpayment: 5% or $30,000Financed Amount: $570,000Mortgage: $3,769.67Property Tax: $600Insurance: $125Other Costs (per calculator): $333.33Total Monthly Payment: $4,828/monthAfter Tax Salary - Your New Homes Cost = $5,434 - $4,828 = $606CONGRATULATIONS, you are what is referred to as "house poor." 

How do I approach a potential buyer/real estate investor or as they refer to them "cash buyers"?