As an SEC Registered Rep, the deals I introduce investors to are very well-vetted, with great syndicators, as I work under a broker dealer, and we need to ensure that our opportunities are suitable for our clients' requirements.

The type of rental property that you are looking for may differ from the agent's idea of a rental property and finding an agent looking for the ins and outs of what you deem is suitable will be key in finding your deal!

From there you can vet those that are within the suitable parameters.

I think the rental suitability certificate expires in 60 days, not the license? 

As I said earlier, it sucks to be that guy who loses his job, but he's the only one who can decide what alternatives are suitable for him; not us.

I can speak for the Estes Park market as being very competitive to find a suitable rental.

I'm not a big fan of window units but it seems like it's still suitable for this specific neighborhood.

If you can't meet with your prospective tenants to show them the place, perhaps a management company may be more suitable to your needs.

i work for an appraisal company and almost every home owner, investor, etc are not well informed that they can request a reconsideration of value by providing suitable comps to the appraiser. youre not supposed to speak about the appraisal to the appraiser directly so this is also a solid reason to find a good loan officer!

Hey Bryan C.Non-recourse loans are just loans secured only by collateral (usually the property which the loan is financing), that you don't personally guarantee, so yes "anyone" can get a non recourse loan assuming they have suitable collateral that a lender would accept.