The closer you are to Midtown Brandywine the more pricey things will be and then the further south you go down market prices will drop until you get closer to Chase and the waterfront.

People are in a very distressed point in their life and something has drastically disrupted their life a death but when you look at the leads investors chase they are all at some radical points in peoples lives (Pre-foreclosure, foreclosure, divorce, probate) People are going through a pretty disrupting time, and some don't like it when you contact them but thats the nature of it, so we help who we can and best of luck to who we can't!

I've had to chase the agent down or meet them at the property to get the keys.

We'll chase both options, but curious to know if I'm overlooking something.

We could go with the big banks like Chase or Bank of America, but I thought that it might be better to develop a personal relationship with a smaller bank or credit union to be able to use them as a potential source for home loans/refinancing in the future?

@Ola Dantis @David Schwan @Ellis Hammond @Adam Carswell @Dan Handford @Spencer Hilligoss @Chase Louderback @Jingwen Dunford @Linda Luo @Heshel Mangel

It makes NO sense to chase something trying to put a square peg in a round hole:)

We are at that dangerous time in many areas.I am just saying that just looking at average numbers and not knowing an area will send you on a lot of wild goose chases.

As a lender, we don't have time to chase our borrowers down to constantly get more documents. 

I got one quote from Chase and I am looking at other providers as well but the quote from Chase is as followsProvider: ChaseProperty Type: Multifamily InvestmentMortgage Type: 30 YearInterest Rate: 5.25%Down Required: 25%Credit Score: 800+Is this typical of the current market?