Anyways I did call the bank however I didnt have a deal that fit in their box on that but when I do I know where to look.Requires a lot of phone time - but if you get the right person and relationships the lending is there...just requires a lot of cell phone minutes and chasing dead ends - eventually you'll find what you are looking for.What I've seen is usually max amortization on a commercial type loan to an LLC or any other type of entity will be 15 or 20 yr amortization, rate locked for 3 or 5 years then adjustable - some banks if they are even more conservative will have a balloon payment at the end of 3 or 5 years or have a renewable loan.30 yr loan will probably only come if you put the loan directly in your personal names.

Sometimes I don't even have cell service.  

Close and get paid.As a side note @Ethan Johnson, whenever you put out bandit signs, since most cities forbid them and will fine you, always use a burner number or a Google voice number to ring to your cell phone.

Don't use a cell phone unless it's a flagship phone, and even then editing is necessary if you want to stand out.

The seller did not have a cell phone, e-mail, social media, or a computer.

Hi Chad I'm just trying to get started and I'm looking for help financially to do my first deal if anyone should assist me they will not regret i promise to repay with high interest .my reason for asking for this urgent help to start is because of my daughter is suffering from cancer and I prefer to do this investing business to make money for all her bills I will appreciate the help so I can get that money .Thank you 

Landlords and car lenders and mortgage lenders and cell phone companies all use different algorithms that FICO has developed, will look at the same data from the same credit reporting agencies, and FICO will spit out a different number depending on what business the person pulling is in.You could pull credit for a potential tenant as a landlord and get 780, then they walk into my office and we get 675. 

Then they sell the property and you get another $140.5K upon sale.To calculate IRR put these numbers in Excel:-100, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 7, 147.5 <-- 147.5 is a sum of the last year payout of 7 and 140.5 payout upon saleand add the function: =IRR(A1:J1) - presuming that your numbers occupy cells A1 through J1Your IRR will be 11.12%. 

Can any of you please let me know your thoughts on what to and not to include on the message I leave for prospective seller's or do you recommend to forward the call directly to my cell phone and try to personally answer every call?

My suggestion would be bring a sleeping bag/pillow and keep my cell number from the list Greg B. is compiling for us all.