Most lenders will offer two options:1: 20% down and 20 yr amortization and 10 yr term.2. 25% down and 25 yr amortization and 10 year term.Rates will vary by region, lender, and relationship with your lender.  

For my passive capital I chose to lean away from crowdfunding platforms in favor of building relationships with great operators and investing directly with them.

If anyone on here is experienced and willing to share information about getting into this game, connect with me to set up an interview so I can ask you questions, and/or collaborate on a deal, as I would love to gain hands-on knowledge and experience as quickly as possible, as well as cultivate trust and relationships that lead to more business and deals in the future.Thank you!

This also allows for a newer investor to network, partner, and build relationships with lenders early on, so they are not stuck trying to find lending options that will consistently throw them high interest rates and higher origination fees. 

I was thinking about the Chase freedom unlimited card because I have heard it is a good card and I want to build a relationship with that bank.

It's also definitely worth your while to try to build a relationship with the Section 8 reps' as you can also get referrals that way. 

There you go, there's your niche......The one thing I've noticed about (most) Realtors over my long relationship with them is this - they do not (generally) pay great attention to their clients, except when they are brand new.

Thus, a low cap rate is indicative of lower perceived risk, for one reason or another.B: There is a relationship between the interest rates and the cap rates.

@Dave Malone, I'm with @Tom Gimer on this one.  99.9% of the time a title company simply has a relationship with a QI either local to them or affiliated with their underwriter, or a national footprint QI like us. 

@Stephanie Cortez You find the best deals by either going direct to seller or having a strong relationship with wholesalers/agents.