That's like asking "how should I prepare a steak for someone who comes into my restaurant?"

.- They have a bucket of loans called "non-qm" (before 2008 it was called "subprime" and had a >20% market share, now it's called "non-qm" and has like a 3% market share) and a subtype of that is "bank statement loan" (the closest that presently exists to, and what replaced, "stated income" loans, basically) Rather than evaluating your income based on tax returns, they will ask for 12 or 24 months of your business bank statements, and will calculate your income from that.

In looking at the list of expense categories, the closest one I find is supplies, but I know a computer is not considered a supply.

I'm in Myrtle Beach and I am not finding any local REI meetups, closest I found was almost 2 hours away in the bigger city.

I was working as an agent for a local broker at the time and the closest I had come was she knew of the owner but hadn’t seen or heard from him in years.

The flatiron steak at the new Downriggers is out-of-this-world.

  #5 Try to get in good with the local merchants closest to your property since your first line of defense will likely be these folks (like store and restaurant owners)  looking out for you since its likely that they know the locals and have some influence when it comes to convincing them to leave you alone. #6 Try to avoid a routine.

Whoever referred you to the site you should buy em a steak.

The one I am closest on is a 4 unit in a rapidly growing town with under market rents in prime location.

@Jay Hinrichs @Terry LaoHey guys, your comment about California overflow got me to thinking of the closest populations between Nevada and California.