They are that you have the ability to purchase their property so what that means is proof of funds, whether bank letter or liquid funds, and experience to handle the transaction in a seamless manner without hiccups.

I try to make the process seamless by answering my phone/emails and being upfront with what I'm looking for.

I try to make the process seamless by answering my phone/emails and being upfront with what I'm looking for.

Nationwide rates hit a low of 2.7% - so there has really never been a better time "spread" wise.You might want to look in Queens and South Brooklyn for the best blend of yield and appreciation.

This may result in some savings and/or a more seamless loan process.

Someone can have all or some of their holdings in NNN and blend the portfolio average.

@Davante Dennis the location of your lender will make nearly zero difference if you're buying investment property...most of our clients and from California using a Texas lender, buying in Ohio...completely seamless.

It’s doable, but likely has to move extremely quick and basically seamless.

My first property has been a seamless process and I am blessed to have fabulous tenants.

What information do they need from you to make the closing process as seamless as possible?