Nevada is considered one of the business friendliest states when it comes to asset protection, though, so you have that going for you.

Farm Credit offers 20 year term at 6.5%, not the friendliest either. 

Friendliest and most welcoming: Charles PerkinsWhose every post I read greedily: J Scott and Will BarnardAlways insightful: Jon KlausMost willing to help: Jon Holderman and Bill GulleyBest wholesaling advice: Ryan WebberFor knowledge I crave and try so hard to understand: Bryan Hancock and Don KonipolMost encouraging: Bryan HancockMost likely to run me off: Jeffrey Koenig (he hates wholesalers!)

My question is who is the friendliest commercial lender in Indy?

I'm trying to find the best combination of profit margin, landlord friendliest states/cities and areas with best chances of property appreciations.

She is running as an independent.She doesn't have a snowball chance in hell of winning, but if you want to know which candidate is the friendliest, it's Zhou by miles..

You get what you pay for and it is not the friendliest but you might be able get what you are looking for by pulling an excel sheet of each P&L and combining them. 

Lucky Latin people are some of the friendliest I have ever met :DI don't know if Nacogdoches is on the way to anywhere hahahaha No man seriously I'm selling the motorcycle here in Santiago, Chile and flying back stateside next week.

I've visited parts of the city I used to be scared of only to find some of the nicest, friendliest people you'd ever want to meet as well as discovering more of the real beauty of the metro area.

Please take this in the nicest, friendliest way possible -- in reading your 2 posts asking for $2,400 of income off of $30,000 in a turn keyish type investment (you didn't say turn key but that's certainly what you seem to be asking for) red flag after red flag jumped out at me.