Commercial is not really very consumer friendly.As to redlining, lenders must be consistent in the loan requirements and underwriting, the can't treat one application significantly different than another, as in using different appraisal techniques for one area, that is still redlining. 

Selling a property one time wouldn't be considered any type of consistent or stable income.Do you have rental income from your properties claimed on schedule E?

@Prashanth Prash, I can't speak to what others are doing, but I just closed one where the borrower's entire $70k down payment, closing costs, and PITI reserves, on an investment property purchase, consisted of borrowed money secured by her primary residence as a private 2nd mortgage.

Myself; yes I have a multi layered multi relational multi organization that consists of layers of ownership from corp down to operational state llc's inside llc's, corps that lease to other corps, venture capital funding, ownership's inside ownership's.......

Example of a Superior comp:6727 Johns Ct Arlington, TX 76016My property that is located in an secluded area consisting of only 25 homes:4006 Shores CtArlington, TX 76016 

It really comes down to your own tolerance level and how consistent you are.  

You just have to allocate a budget to do it consistently.

They are successful if you mail in large numbers and over a consistent period of time.

I understand that in order to generate consistent results with a website I'll have to put solid effort for months until I start ranking higher.

The good news is we have a top 10 rental market in the country and they are expected to rise consistently.