@Cory Riles try contacting Gateway Funding in Houston. 

A lender that I found through Bigger Pockets is Gateway Mortgage Group and they will assist with investors for cash-out refi's.

Here is a quote from the times on the stations:"There will be four stations: A new Hammond Gateway Station located about three blocks west of the city's current South Shore station, a second Hammond station at 173rd Street, a station at Ridge Road in Munster, and a station adjacent to the final stop at Main Street."

To further complicate the matters, they have something called "gateway cities" which have incomes that are generally higher than regular ones.

Another idea would be to look at a place such as Townsend or Gallatin Gateway for a VRBO.

This will be a gateway question.

As a gateway to that, many big PMs co-invest on the deal. its a good way to align interests with the owner and the PM gets A) longer locked in contract and B) bigger upside to doing the dirty work.PM is also about data.

Hi all, I was just on a US thread where the theory of the case was roughly that gateway cities (NY, HK, London) are always a good bet.

Over the past couple of years we've seen that nearly clear, and with the current global uncertainty I wouldn't be surprised if investors who had interest in branching out to smaller, more up and coming markets, start to fall back on the larger staple gateway markets of NYC, Miami, LA.

This will be a gateway question.