I'm a little concerned about giving my information to someone over the internet and also making sure that what they are offering is what they can deliver on.

Trulia proves to be quite helpful in determining high crime areas in your city; so that you may avoid investing in such areas.However, the internet has its limitation.

I’ve used big banks (Wells Fargo) I’ve used local banks (TCF & NSB) I’ve used credit uninions (cccu) and internet banks (NASB & axos).

My biggest challenge right now is figuring out how to get internet coverage out there. 

This is where I believe it is critical to get the info from someone that knows the post Dodd Frank way of doing it, and not in pieces from the internet.

I talk to people daily that don't have internet.

Well, I went down the list on The Internet Machine and The Google for every local bank in my area offering HELOCS for my rentals (I already have one on my Primary)  Anyone have any luck with any other banks out there?

It can be exhausting trying to get this information yourself via the internet when so many "sources of information" offer conflicting reports or just blatantly try to push you through some sales funnel without bothering (or caring) to address your actual concerns. 

I don't have any direct experience with real estate investing but I've been inspired by the amount of internet research I've done, talking to a few friends, and my readings (i.e How to Invest in Real Estate, Rich Dad Poor Dad, 12 week year, etc.).I'm interested in initially just buying a house and renting it out to a few people, and then eventually getting into BRRRR sometime afterwords.Would love to connect with anyone out here!

I did a deep dive on the internet and there is lots of information about how it COULD be done but so far I have yet to find someone who has actually done it!