I'd take advantage of those remaining fannie slots as much as I can before pushing portfolio lenders, unless you get great terms.

I just know there will be a mostly consistent 9 hour time slot where I may not be available on. 

Left a signed offer with a hand written note in the mail slot in his door last Thursday.

The property needs s lot of TLC.

Start a Corp, deed 2-3 props over to it thereby opening up another 2-3 "slots" for conventional mortgages2.

We need FICO scores of 720, and 25% down on loan slots 7-10. 

We were being stood up by prospects which wasted time so we began showing once a week with 10 minute time slots.

Saves you the taxes, gets you into a different investment scale, and opens up those three slots again to fill with new properties.

One of her clients begged her to watch their newborn full-time but she told them she couldn't because she had too many children to watch full-time but luckily, one of her FT kids moved down to PT so it freed up a slot.

I have seven properties I've bought in the past two years, and my only regret is that I've run out of my six slots to do Fannie-Mae backed cash-out refinances.  :(  So now I'm reduced to commercial loans, which are far less attractive, especially long term.