Let's grind, collaborate and educate each one of us.

I would prioritize #4 first, #1, and #3 for that property, then the rest.Add to the list. 

If you feel there is a way we can collaborate and work together, please feel free to reach out and we can discuss.

I started by looking at the all cities I could get to in a 2-hour non-stop flight--then started researching and prioritizing within that window.  

I prioritize clients as needed, but it always comes with a price, it's the same concept as a 24/7 plumbing service who charges you 120/hr and a regular plumber 60/hr.

Due to this, I began prioritizing my returned letters to determine if it was worth the time to resend them.

Or are you collaborating with other investors?

Thanks for listening HI Rhonda,Its very typical big banks do not count rental income, atleast recently acquired or non seasoned properties that have not been on your tax return for 2 full years each.I've had similar experiences with big banks and credit unions (not all but most) on the borrower/investor end.Fortunately for me I am a lender day to day so often times I will have to help collaborate on the structuring of the loan package to make sure its received in the best light possible regarding debt to income/ assets/credit or how its perceived.

People who are in the market for a home prioritized safety even over price when considering a neighborhood.There is also evidence that homes close to public transportation command higher prices.

Either they can't afford the rent or they are not prioritizing appropriately, either way YOU lose.