I'm wondering this as well as I'm currently in the same predicament with BoA.

And only the big guys are on the network, like BOA, Chase, Wells Fargo, and Capital One.

@Kevin Dam  I would definitely suggest starting at BoA, since you have a large savings account with them, and they may give you a discounted rate for that.

You'll get much better terms, rate, etc. with a local or national lender, or even a "big box" bank, such as Wells, BOA, etc.If you qualify, you would be much better off going for a conventional investor loan.

I would like to keep my other open applications open in the event BOA does not approve my loan.

I remember going to BOA and talking to the guy in there about some college fund account like a year ago.

Then wrote a check to deposit into my BoA personal account.

Trying to steer clear of the BOA, Wells, Chase big banks if possible. 

Hey Brian,One is on Boas St. and Penn. the other two are on N. 3rd St.

-As far as I can tell, County Recorders office shows three loans. 2004 - Loan for 223,000 , 2004 - Loan for 50,000, 2008 - Loan for 75,000The 50k loan was "released" , 223k Loan is bringing it to auction, and the loan by Bank of America in 2008 is listed as one of the defendants on the court docket "BoA."