I am a civil engineer turned investor with a handy real estate license to make the transition more seamless.

We asked several questions about how seamless the experience would be.

The poly in the blended sheets help them hold their shape and make it much easy to release stains.

This had always been my intention - to get into larger properties with 1 roof, 1 driving route, 1 sprinkler system, etc, but I recently started considering the multiple 4-units to (A) increase property value (through leverage) and (B) create a path to "average-out" to a decent blended cap rate across multiple properties.The multiple 4-unit strategy would allow me to purchase 2 properties with ~30% LTV within the 1031 window to satisfy the requirements, then do a cash-out refi (almost immediately) and redeploy the rest of the capital into 2 additional properties when cap rates improved.

If everyone is sending it, then they are just blending in.

Has worked pretty seamlessly for me so far. 

Yellowletters fulfillment of my first mailing was awesome, seamless and fast!

Took about 2 year however I now have all of the data from the inbound and outbound calls, emails, text, chats, webforms and campaigns working seamlessly.

If you do prefer to use an outside lender, I would recommend connecting both your agent and lender together to make it a seamless process.

I did some leg (phone) work last week and found a lender that will do a HELOC on an investement property: Wells Fargo.This was great news to me as it will save me $3K+ in closing costs and allow me to acquire my next property more seamlessly.