Also, probably doesn't hurt that one of my properties I have under management is being rented by the President of the housing program :)

He is the President there and long history of trustability and knowledgeable in the areas you mentined.

The president of GaREIA has done around 8 1920's++  flips.   

An example scenario we ran with the bank president was if we purchase a rental house for $40,000.

I would send an email to the president of the company or bank manager to simply let them know that they lost an investment partner over a $5000 hold and that you will be sure to tell every real estate investor you know that they are not an investor friendly bank.

I get good answers when they come from the bank president...less so with my point of contact.I will go back to them and let them know the appraisers recommended T3 and see what they come back with.  

This is with a different partner and is a whole other story, but the banker was very excited to hear more.On the way out he walked me around the bank and introduced me to everyone, including the President of the bank.  

Just like when other high priced business's are sold they are not blasted all over the place.My local commercial bank that I have been loyal client of since it opened and a stock holder.. they never asked me or told me they were selling LOL.. matter of fact the only two that knew were the president and head credit officer.. 

I have already done that for meetings here in Oak Harbor for a condo association for which I am President of the Board, so that we can include remote investor condo owners. 

While good returns on single family rentals are hard to come by in high-priced coastal markets and in some other housing hot spots such as Denver and parts of Dallas, Austin and Nashville, solid returns on single family rentals will continue to be available in many parts of the Southeast, Rust Belt and Midwest for investors purchasing in 2017," said Daren Blomquist, senior vice president at ATTOM Data Solutions."