Demonstrating and emphasizing the common sense nature of your loan goes a long way when lenders are analyzing a deal that may be slightly outside of their comfort zone.Thanks,Sean

I graduated from college with a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

Which is totally bogus, if you ask me, for the relatively little that is described as being in the course.He emphasizes that they do *not* do any sort of mentoring.

IMS is solid software but might be overkill for what you're looking for (I can not emphasize how great IMS is). 

@Garrett Kennedy I see you have a good comment above and I just want to emphasize a few points here:1.

Be sure to screen tenants, can't emphasize it enough.Wish you the best!

I also got a college degree in business that emphasized in real estate.  

Which is not to say there aren't deals to be found, but I took a look at your website and it seems to be emphasizing distressed/low priced properties, which are a little thin on the ground here at the moment

I came across Biggerpockets a few months ago and as I begin to get into managing multi-family properties I can’t emphasize enough how helpful the content and user contribution to this site is.My question is on a two family (5 bd) my parents own.

I ran the figures past Bigger Pockets, but haven't received a response yet.I think I got the response because I used a Professional Letter I created emphasizing the benefits rather than the features ... thanks to a BP article on direct mail.