There are other lenders that will do that kind of loan, talk to a mortgage broker instead of a bank.2.

You can create custom maps to mark areas of interest, track properties you're considering, and note key amenities like schools, shopping centers, and public transport.

I'm working for a broker and real estate agent (as a contract handyman I'm not on their payroll)  who have recently become involved with rentals. 

so what really happened is unrealized HTM loss doesn't need to be recorded in the book so they dont have to sell it EXCEPT if there's massive withdraw from customer AKA bank runs.It's the bank run that causing the bank to collapse.So in theory you can avoid issue by saving the money that has the smaller holding of HTM paper or invest in the bank where there're more incoming asset coming-in.

@Raj SinghI agree with @Scott Scoville that it's important to check the leases to make sure the rents match what the broker or agent told you.

A local broker made all of his kids buy fourplexes as their first home. 

I would never loan my money the way you see it done with the Brokers.. they rely on 3 party appraisals and credit reports they Never or basically never even meet their client to eye ball them..

that said I have basically done what your talking about I personally could have hoarded and saved and so on and so forth .. but I chose to live in the Jet age and to me spending money on travel and experiences was as rewarding as what others are saving for to try to quit their day jobs.. but again I have been a real estate sales/broker since 18 so I have never worked for anyone anyway..

On the MLS, worked directly with the broker.

For BRRRRs, seasoning requirement would be a big hurdle as conventional generally has a 12 months seasoning now.If you're focused on building relationships, the best would be to find a reputable and reviewed lender/broker and talk to the account executives/originator.