I am investing in a military and college town with many manufacturing plants as well as plethora new business developments.

Now with regards to a lender...your best bet is going to be a local community bank and/or credit union.

If so, I'd recommend calling more local banks and credit unions. 

Hi @Lee Underhill Im out of Union County NJ doing BRRRR.  

Hopefully this can be an encouraging reminder to anyone wanting to get started in investing.As a military family, we're poised to move, and move often. 

Were you talking to small community lenders and/or credit unions?

Im a military veteran so i want to use my VA loan to purchse the property with no money down.

My husband and I have searched, called, interviewed... and still can’t find a CPA that meets our needs.We are a military family with three investment properties and hopes of flipping soon.The CPA we finally found last year charged us $1,200 to do our taxes and my husband had to re-do them because she missed things.Help!

On Commercial notes from community banks and credit unions you may notice that the loans will balloon at the end of the term period and often times the term is shorter than the period they amortize for your monthly payment so at the end of the term you're left with a sizeable balance to payoff or refinance again.

Check back with me in 30 days and I should have a formal proposal .Side note - I have read on BP and am also finding locally credit unions are a good source for investors.Best wishesChris