Their interest rates are a little higher than can be found some places, but they keep their loans in house and bend over backwards to keep from foreclosing if the owner is making an effort.

@Jonathan Schwartz yes I'll bend a rule if there's strength on another rule or guideline.

I live in a college town (South Bend - Notre Dame) so it may be a good market for out of town investors.  

That is one thing that I enjoy about our role as a landlord -- we are not just a big corporation with strict criteria that can never bend.

Bend the tracks?

All $ needs to be in place before they take occupancy -that is what we expect from 'ordinary' folk, why would we bend the rules for those who have shown less than an exemplary history?!  

I'm looking at a potential job transfer that will be taking me from Milwaukee, WI to the South Bend, IN area (Elkhart to be exact).  

Lead bend connects to old CI stack,House was buit in 1920, very old and original piping.

Here's the specs:http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/101-Hickory-Bend-Dr-Warner-Robins-GA-31088/49861034_zpid/ 1,840 sq ft., 3/2, New roof, new HVAC, It's appraised at $139k and he's wanting $136k.

I also could bend the ear of a CPA if I had any issue, so I could seek advice.