Consider the following:12 unit in somewhat rural Wisconsin, 6 separate duplexes on one piece of land, priced at $849K.OM Insurance cost: $6200 (seems high)Broker proforma: $30001.25% - 1.5% rule from @Juan Vargas: $10,612 to $12,735$250/unit rule from @Gino Barbaro: $3000The WI apartment deal isn't a traditional apartment building so I tried it on one more building. 

I am going to look into this alternative to the traditional ways of getting motivated seller leads!

I fully intend and want to do this but it seems like the traditional channels of finding a REIA or something similar don't return any results.

These types of lenders are very specific and typically not from a traditional bank.

@Nancy BachetyCan't concur completely, Philip has a 7 figure problem he would benefit in countless ways using professional services but you are right most traditional advisors are not capable of helping in this situation.  

I guess Iḿ weary of investing education being traded in for topics solely driven by repeated cable news/radio rhetoric.

@Hillary KlumppEquity is great for your personal residence but can you access it traditionally through conventional financing?  

AirBNB with a 30 day minimum lease term would get you what I think you're looking for.No interest in a traditional tenant?

Here is my situation:I open an LLC for each of my investment properties and for each LLC I need a bank account.I do not want to go down the route of using a traditional bank and open a new bank account with say Wells Fargo unless I have to.I have tried baseline banking which allows you to open one "account" and have multiple accounts within that (one for each LLC).

I had better luck with traditional business lines of credits with banks.